WRITING AND NAMING BINARY COMPOUNDS WORKSHEET
WKS 7.1 – Beginning Naming & Formula Writing (2 pages)
Name the following ionic compounds. Be sure to check for Roman Numerals!
|Na3P | |MgBr2 | |
|Ag2Se | |AlCl3 | |
|Ca3P2 | |Ba3N2 | |
|Li2O | |ZnF2 | |
|K2S | |SrI2 | |
|(NH4)2S | |Ca3(PO3)2 | |
|Li2CO3 | |Al(C2H3O2)3 | |
|KCN | |AgNO3 | |
|Sb(NO3)5 | |NiS | |
|Cu(NO3)2 | |FeCl2 | |
|Au(CN)3 | |Pb(SO4)2 | |
Write the correct formulas for each of the ionic compounds.
|silver iodide | |lithium sulfide | |
|magnesium nitride | |cadmium bromide | |
|zinc chloride | |barium phosphide | |
|aluminum fluoride | |strontium oxide | |
|potassium permanganate | |strontium sulfate | |
|cesium bromate | |magnesium cyanide | |
|aluminum hypoiodite | |cadmium periodate | |
|tin (IV) chlorate | |bismuth (III) carbonate | |
|copper (I) sulfide | |iron (III) oxide | |
WKS 7.1 – Beginning Naming & Formula Writing (continued)
Write the correct formulas for each of the covalent compounds.
|nitrogen triiodide | |krypton hexafluoride | |
|iodine pentafluoride | |dinitrogen tetroxide | |
|diiodine pentoxide | |xenon trioxide | |
|disufur heptoxide | |sulfur trioxide | |
|arsenic pentafluoride | |dinitrogen pentoxide | |
|pentane | |cyclooctane | |
|cyclopropane | |heptane | |
Name the following acids, or write the correct formula.
|H2SO4 (aq) | |HClO4 (aq) | |
|H2CO3 (aq) | |H3PO3 (aq) | |
|HMnO4 (aq) | |HI (aq) | |
|HNO2 (aq) | |HF (aq) | |
|sulfurous acid | |nitric acid | |
|hydrobromic acid | |phosphoric acid | |
|hypobromous acid | |hydrosulfuric acid | |
WKS 7.2 – Formula Writing (1 page)
1. CLASSIFY each of the following substances as:
• Ionic
• Acid
• Inorganic Covalent
• Organic Covalent
2. Write a CORRECT chemical formula for each of the following substances.
|SUBSTANCE NAME |CLASSIFICATION |FORMULA |
|Cadmium sulfide | | |
|Lead (IV) permanganate | | |
|Phosphoric Acid | | |
|Sulfur trioxide | | |
|Tetraphosphorus decoxide | | |
|Sodium carbonate | | |
|Cyclobutane | | |
|Magnesium chloride hexahydrate | | |
|Cesium bicarbonate | | |
|Aluminum sulfide | | |
|Decane | | |
|Sulfur tetrafluoride | | |
|Carbon disulfide | | |
|Ammonium phosphite | | |
|Dinitrogen tetrafluoride | | |
|Dichlorine heptaoxide | | |
|Hydrosulfuric acid | | |
|Barium hyposulfite | | |
|Diarsenic trioxide | | |
|Calcium sulfate dihydrate | | |
|Tin (II) nitride | | |
|Zinc phosphate | | |
|Sulfurous acid | | |
|Perchloric acid | | |
WKS 7.3 – Formula Naming (1 page)
1. CLASSIFY each of the following substances as:
• Ionic
• Acid
• Inorganic Covalent
• Organic Covalent
2. Write a CORRECT chemical formula for each of the following substances.
|SUBSTANCE FORMULA |CLASSIFICATION |NAME |
|SrS | | |
|SeO2 | | |
|H2SO3 (aq) | | |
|C7H16 | | |
|Cu3P2 | | |
|Cd(NO2)2 | | |
|C3H8 | | |
|ICl | | |
|H2SO4 (aq) | | |
|HCl (aq) | | |
|MnO2 | | |
|C9H18 | | |
|NiCl2•6H2O | | |
|Fe(C2H3O2)3 | | |
|SnCl4•5H2O | | |
|PH3 | | |
|P2Se3 | | |
|Hg(IO2)2 | | |
|IF7 | | |
|Cu3P | | |
|Sn(CN)4 | | |
|CoSO4•7H2O | | |
|C2H6 | | |
|HBrO4 (aq) | | |
WKS 7.4 – Formula Naming, Round Two (1 page)
|(NH4)2CO3 | |Na2CO3 | |
|Sn(HCO3)4 | |Hg(ClO)2 | |
|Pb(ClO2)2 | |HNO3 (aq) | |
|HCl (aq) | |H3PO4 (aq) | |
|P2Br4 | |Fe(NO2)2 | |
|SbCl3 | |Ca(ClO4)2 | |
|HC2H3O2 (aq) | |Al2(SO4)3 | |
|H2SO4 (aq) | |Fe2O3 | |
|CrCl3 | |Cu2SO2 | |
|PF5 | |IF5 | |
|Ag2O | |KClO4 | |
|Cl2O5 | |Pb3(PO4)4 | |
|CoF3 | |Ba(OH)2 | |
|B2Si | |N2H4 | |
|P4S5 | |NaHCO3 | |
|Sr3(PO4)2 | |As4O10 | |
|ClF3 | |N2S | |
|HgF2 | |LiMnO4 | |
|Si2Br6 | |Bi2(SO3)5 | |
|Pb(ClO3)2 • 3 H2O | |SeF6 | |
|SBr2 | |Cl2O | |
|P2O5 | |MgSO4 • 9 H2O | |
WKS 7.5 – Formula Writing, Round Two (1 page)
|Selenium trioxide | |Iron (II) hypobromite | |
|Copper (I) sulfate | |Hexabromine monosilicide | |
|Nitric Acid | |Boron trihydride | |
|Iodine pentabromide | |Dichlorine heptaoxide | |
|Nickel (III) iodide | |Antimony (III) chloride | |
|Ammonium phosphate | |Hypoiodous Acid | |
|Silicon dioxide | |Carbon tetrachloride | |
|Nickel (III) nitrate | |Zinc bicarbonate | |
|Cyclohexane | |Dinitrogen monoxide | |
|Dinitrogen tetroxide | |Copper (II) sulfate pentahydrate | |
|Pentane | |Chromium (III) sulfate | |
|Carbonic Acid | |Hydrophosphoric Acid | |
|Perchloric Acid | |Silver cyanide | |
|Magnesium hydroxide | |Ammonium Sulfide | |
|Ammonium chlorate | |Potassium oxide | |
|Iron (III) sulfide | |Diphosphorous pentoxide | |
|Octane | |Hydrobromic Acid | |
|Aluminum sulfite | |Cyclononane | |
|Magnesium sulfate trihydrate | |Bismuth (III) bicarbonate | |
|Copper (II) carbonate | |Fluorine tribromide | |
|Iodous Acid | |Hyposulfurous acid | |
WKS 7.6 – Correcting Formulas (1 page)
Each of these formulas or names have something wrong with them – charges not balanced, parentheses not used correctly, endings not changed, two cations or two anions together, elements in wrong order, impossible charges, and more. State what is incorrect about each of the following.
1. NaPO4 ___________________________________________________________________________
2. MgOH2 __________________________________________________________________________
3. HSO4 (aq) ________________________________________________________________________
4. NH4K ___________________________________________________________________________
5. Cl2Mg ___________________________________________________________________________
6. Cu2S_____________________________________________________________________________
7. C2H3O2H (aq) ______________________________________________________________________
8. NH4Cl4 ___________________________________________________________________________
9. MgClO2 ___________________________________________________________________________
10. MgIO42 ____________________________________________________________________________
11. LiS _______________________________________________________________________________
12. Calcium chlorine _____________________________________________________________________
13. Zinc (II) bromide _____________________________________________________________________
14. Copper carbonate _____________________________________________________________________
15. Sulfur cyanide _______________________________________________________________________
16. Sulfic Acid __________________________________________________________________________
17. Magnesium calcium ___________________________________________________________________
18. Iron (3) chloride ______________________________________________________________________
19. Tin (III) nitrate _______________________________________________________________________
20. Dinitrogen chloride ___________________________________________________________________
WKS 7.7 – Writing Formulas, Counting Atoms (1 page)
Write the formula for each of the following, and then answer the calculation for each.
|QUESTION |CHEMICAL FORMULA |ANSWER |
|How many total atoms are there in Calcium hydroxide? | | |
|How many total atoms are there in Tin (IV) carbonate? | | |
|How many atoms of oxygen are there in Magnesium bicarbonate? | | |
|How many total atoms are there in Acetic acid? | | |
|How many atoms of nitrogen are there in Ammonium nitride? | | |
|How many total atoms are there in Aluminum permanganate? | | |
|How many atoms of oxygen are there in Iron (III) perbromate? | | |
|How many atoms of sulfur are there in Lead (II) sulfate? | | |
|How many total atoms are there in Phosphoric acid? | | |
|How many total atoms are there in Diphosphorus trioxide? | | |
|How many atoms of hydrogen are there in Ammonium acetate? | | |
|How many atoms of cesium are there in Cesium phosphate? | | |
|How many total atoms are there in Copper (II) sulfite? | | |
|How many atoms of tin are there in Tin (IV) phosphate? | | |
|How many atoms of carbon are there in Barium Carbonate? | | |
|How many atoms of oxygen are there in Aluminum sulfite? | | |
|How many atoms of oxygen are there in Barium chlorate hexahydrate? | | |
|How many total atoms are there in Dinitrogen pentoxide? | | |
|How many total atoms are there in Copper (II) sulfate pentahydrate? | | |
WKS 7.8 – Balancing Reactions (1 page)
Balance the following reactions, putting coefficient numbers in the spaces provided. If no coefficient is needed, simply leave the space blank – there is no need to place a “1” as a coefficient.
1. ____H3PO4 + ____HCl ( ____PCl5 + ____H2O
2. ____CaC2 + ____H2O ( ____C2H2 + ____Ca(OH)2
3. ____Fe(OH)3 ( ____Fe2O3 + ____H2O
4. ____Ca(ClO3)2 ( ____CaCl2 + ____O2
5. ____C2H5OH + ____O2 ( ____CO + ____H2O
6. ____BaO + ____H2O ( ____Ba(OH)2
7. ____Ca + ____AlCl3 ( ____CaCl2 + ____Al
8. ____NH4NO3 ( ____N2O + ____H2O
9. ____Au2O3 ( ____Au + ____O2
10. ____H3PO3 ( ____H3PO4 + ____PH3
11. ____C4H10 + ____O2 ( ____CO2 + ____H2O
12. ____Fe2O3 + ____C ( ____CO + ____Fe
13. ____Fe3O4 + ____H2 ( ____Fe + ____H2O
14. ____C6H6 + ____O2 ( ____CO2 + ____H2O
15. ____C2H5OH + ____O2 ( ____CO2 + ____H2O
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