TEST ON DEC 5 and 6 on Types of Reactions Practice sheet with answers

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PRACTICE QUESTIONS
Notes on type of reactions  are here
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nomenclature practice - edited for numbers 51-54

Nomenclature Practice Problems

For each formula, determine if the compound is Ionic or Molecular (Covalent).

1. CuCl₂                       5. (NH₄)₂CO₃                         

2. NaCl                        6. HCl

3. FeBr₃                       7. NH₄OH

4. H₂O                         8. CCl₄

Write the name for each ionic compound that you identified above. (Don’t forget Roman Numerals, if necessary.)

9. through 13.

Write the name for each molecular compound that you identified above.

14. through 16.

Write the formula for each ionic compound listed below. (Don’t forget Roman Numerals!)

17. iron (II) nitrate      23. iron (III) hydroxide

18. aluminum oxide     24. ammonium sulfate

19. potassium iodide    25. zinc nitrate

20. sodium nitrate        26. hydrogen sulfide

21. copper (I) nitrate   27. lead (II) sulfate

22. iron (III) oxide       28. potassium chlorate

Write the formula for each molecular compound listed below.

29. diphosphorus pentoxide

30. dihydrogen dioxide

31. sulfur dioxide

32. carbon tetrachloride

33. pentacarbon decoxide

34. silicon hexachloride

35. diphosphorus monobromide

36. selenium trioxide

37. tribismuth heptafluoride

38. nonacarbon decahydride

Write the common oxidation number (charge) for each element listed below.

39. sodium                   45. strontium

40. potassium               46. silicon

41. aluminum               47. chlorine

42. bromine                 48. argon

43. arsenic                    49. oxygen

44. copper                    50. magnesium

Write the missing formula or name.

*in 51 to 54, read the notes on how to name these from the Notes on type of reactions which are here

51. octane               53. C2H6

52. C₆H₆                 54. pentyne

Fill in the missing information for each compound. (Be sure to distinguish between ionic or molecular) (Don’t forget roman numerals, when necessary!)

Name	Compound
55.	Ca(OH)2
56.     sulfurous acid
57.     nitrogen trihydride
58.	SO2
59.	H3PO4
60.	CCl4
61.     diphosphorus pentoxide
62.     hydrochloric acid
63.     mercury (II) oxide
64.     hydroiodic acid

For each of the following formulas, write true if the formula is correct or if it is false, correct it!

65. NACl        

66. AlF₃                

67. K₃PO₄      

68. CaNO₃      

69. BaCl₂        

70. Fli             

71. MgSO₄      

72. Ca₂C₂H₃O₂

73. K₂Cr₂O₇   

74. MgI