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nomenclature worksheet 3 - covalent (molecular) compounds
part a: name the following covalent compounds.
- co
- co₂
- n₂o₃
- n₂
- np
- scl₂
- p₂o₅
- nbr₃
- cl₄
- ccl₄
- pf₅
- pf₃
- os
- sef₂
- tebr₂
- p₂s₅
- c₂n₄
- f₂
- ch₄
- ph₃
part b: write the chemical formula for each of the following compounds.
- carbon tetrafluoride
- silicon dioxide
- dinitrogen trisulfide
- phosphorus mononitride
- hydrogen gas
- carbon disulfide
- nitrogen trichloride
- silicon tetrabromide
- carbon dioxide
- nitrogen trifluoride
- boron trisulfide
- sulphur trioxide
- selenium tetrafluoride
- diphosphorus pentasulfide
- xenon tetrafluoride
- sulfur dibromide
- carbon tetrachloride
- oxygen gas
- fluorine gas
- dinitrogen tetroxide
Part A: Name the following covalent compounds (corrected/verified)
Covalent compound naming uses prefixes for atom counts (1=mono, 2=di, 3=tri, 4=tetra, 5=penta, 6=hexa, etc.), with "mono-" omitted for the first element. The second element ends in "-ide".
Convert prefixes to subscripts: use the prefix number as the subscript for the corresponding element. Omit subscript "1" when no prefix is given for the first element.
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- CO: Carbon Monoxide
- CO₂: Carbon Dioxide
- N₂O₃: Dinitrogen Trioxide
- N₂: Dinitrogen
- NP: Nitrogen Monophosphide
- SCl₂: Sulfur Dichloride
- P₂O₅: Diphosphorus Pentoxide
- NBr₃: Nitrogen Tribromide
- Cl₄: Tetrachlorine (Note: This is a rare species; standard naming applies)
- CCl₄: Carbon Tetrachloride
- PF₅: Phosphorus Pentafluoride
- PF₃: Phosphorus Trifluoride
- OS: Oxygen Sulfide (or Sulfur Monoxide, but OS is oxygen-first)
- SeF₂: Selenium Difluoride
- TeBr₂: Tellurium Dibromide
- P₂S₅: Diphosphorus Pentasulfide
- C₃N₄: Tricarbon Tetranitride
- F₂: Difluorine
- CH₄: Methane (systematic: Carbon Tetrahydride, but methane is the common name)
- PH₃: Phosphine (systematic: Phosphorus Trihydride, but phosphine is the common name)
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