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NAMING. Agenda Review types of elements Beginning naming rules. What are the three types of elements?. Metal Nonmetal Metalloid. Where are the metals?. On the Left The Blue Ones. Where are the Nonmetals?. On the Right The Red Ones. Where are the metalloids?. The Staircase - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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NAMING

Agenda

Review types of elements

Beginning naming rules

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What are the three types of elements?

Metal

Nonmetal

Metalloid

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Where are the metals?

On the Left

The Blue Ones

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Where are the Nonmetals?

On the Right

The Red Ones

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Where are the metalloids?

The Staircase

The Purple Ones

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Monatomic Naming

Date:

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Cations

Pawsitively charged ionsHave more protons than electrons

Rule for naming:Name the metalAdd the word “ion”

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List the alkali metals

Hydrogen, H

Lithium, Li

Sodium, Na

Potassium, K

Hydrogen ion, H+

Lithium ion, Li+

Sodium ion, Na+

Potassium ion, K+

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List the alkaline earth metals

Beryllium, Be

Magnesium, Mg

Calcium, Ca

Strontium, Sr

Barium, Ba

Beryllium ion, Be+2

Magnesium ion, Mg+2

Calcium ion, Ca+2

Strontium ion, Sr+2

Barium ion, Ba+2

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List the Boron Family

Aluminum, Al

Gallium, Ga

Aluminum ion, Al+3

Gallium ion, Ga+3

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Transition Metal Cations

Transition metals have variable charges; they can lose different numbers of electrons.All transition metals, tin and lead Except not Ag+, Cd+2, Zn+2

Rule for naming: Name the metal Tell the charge using Roman Numerals Add the word “ion”

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Using orbital diagram to explain

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Roman Numerals

1, I

2, II

3, III

4, IV

5, V

6, VI

7, VII

8, VIII

9, IX

10, X

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1st row of transition metals

Scandium (III) ion, Sc+3

Titanium (III or IV) ion, Ti+3/ Ti+4

Vanadium (III or V) ion, V+3/V+5

Chromium (II or III) ion, Cr+2/+3

Manganese (II or III) ion, Mn+2/+3

Iron (II or III) ion, Fe+2/+3

Cobalt (II or III) ion, Co+2/+3

Nickel (II or III) ion, Ni+2/+3

Copper (I or II) ion, Cu+/+2

Zinc ion, Zn+2

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Anions

Negatively charged ion Have more electrons than protons

Rules for Naming: Change the ending to “–ide”

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Nitrogen Family

Nitrogen, N

Phosphorus, P

Nitride, N-3

Phosphide, P-3

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Chalogens

Oxygen, O

Sulfur, S

Oxide, O-2

Sulfide, S-2

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Halogens

Fluorine, F

Chlorine, Cl

Bromine, Br

Iodine, I

Fluoride, F-

Chloride, Cl-

Bromide, Br -

Iodide, I-

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Random Elements

Hydrogen, H

Carbon, C

Hydride, H-

Carbide, C-4

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Hints

Is it a metal? Name + ion

Is it a transition metal, Sn or Pb? Name + ( ) + ion

Is it a nonmetal? -ide

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Al+3

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Cl-

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Ti+3

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Chromium (III) ion

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carbide

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Potassium ion

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Homework

Complete Monatomic Naming Worksheet

Rough Draft of Density Lab due