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name: teacher: schools q2 chemistry: u4l12 polyatomic ions date: prepwork part 1: box your final answer if there is other work shown. 1. write the chemical formulas for the following ionic compounds. a. *lithium phosphate e. hydronium acetate b. *gallium sulfate f. magnesium chlorite c. calcium hydrogen carbonate g. ammonium phosphide d. potassium dichromate h. potassium thiocyanate 2. write the chemical names for the following ionic compounds. a. *cac₂o₄ e. caso₃ b. *mg(oh)₂ f. sr₃as₂ c. **nano₂ g. ga(oh)₃
Part 1: Writing Chemical Formulas
a. Lithium Phosphate
Step1: Identify ions.
Lithium ion: $Li^+$; Phosphate ion: $PO_4^{3-}$.
Step2: Balance charges.
3 $Li^+$ (total +3) balance 1 $PO_4^{3-}$ (total -3).
Step3: Write formula.
$Li_3PO_4$
b. Gallium Sulfate
Step1: Identify ions.
Gallium(III) ion: $Ga^{3+}$; Sulfate ion: $SO_4^{2-}$.
Step2: Balance charges.
2 $Ga^{3+}$ (total +6) balance 3 $SO_4^{2-}$ (total -6).
Step3: Write formula.
$Ga_2(SO_4)_3$
c. Calcium Hydrogen Carbonate
Step1: Identify ions.
Calcium ion: $Ca^{2+}$; Hydrogen carbonate ion: $HCO_3^-$.
Step2: Balance charges.
1 $Ca^{2+}$ (total +2) balance 2 $HCO_3^-$ (total -2).
Step3: Write formula.
$Ca(HCO_3)_2$
d. Potassium Dichromate
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Step1: Identify ions.
$Ga^{3+}$ (gallium(III) ion); $OH^-$ (hydroxide ion).
Step2: Combine names.
Gallium(III) Hydroxide
Final Answers (Part 1)
a. $\boldsymbol{Li_3PO_4}$
b. $\boldsymbol{Ga_2(SO_4)_3}$
c. $\boldsymbol{Ca(HCO_3)_2}$
d. $\boldsymbol{K_2Cr_2O_7}$
e. $\boldsymbol{H_3OC_2H_3O_2}$ (or $\boldsymbol{H_3O(C_2H_3O_2)}$)
f. $\boldsymbol{Mg(ClO_2)_2}$
g. $\boldsymbol{(NH_4)_3P}$
h. $\boldsymbol{KSCN}$
Final Answers (Part 2)
a. $\boldsymbol{Calcium\ Oxalate}$
b. $\boldsymbol{Magnesium\ Hydroxide}$
c. $\boldsymbol{Sodium\ Nitrite}$
e. $\boldsymbol{Calcium\ Sulfite}$
f. $\boldsymbol{Strontium\ Arsenide}$
g. $\boldsymbol{Gallium(III)\ Hydroxide}$