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Chemical nomenclature

Chemical nomenclature encompasses the systematic naming of compounds based on their composition and structure. In polyatomic bonding, particularly with radicals and metals, ionic compounds are formed, often involving polyatomic anions that include oxygen.

Chemical nomenclature

number of electrons shared

2

4
6

Chemical nomenclature

molecular compounds

a prefix is used to indicate the # of atoms
when there's only one of the first element you ignore the prefix

when there's only one of the second element the prefix is -mono

names of covalent bond
single

double

triple

non metals bond with other non metals
non-metals in molecular compounds have to share electrons.

they also create a covalent bond when electrons are shared

polyatomic bonding

polyatomic anion contain oxygen
when there's 2 oxyanions formed in one element the one with more oxygen the name ends in -ate and the one with less oxygen ends with -ite
also known as a radical bond with metal to form ionic compounds
you have to know the charge of the ions

ionic compounds

when giving your compounds names the first symbol you would use the cation
aka the non-metal would use the root of the anion and add -ide

the -ide ending is placed at the end of a monoatomic anion

which involve obtaining a complete outer valence shell
having a charge of 0