Sunday, October 11, 2009

OCTOBER 6, 2009 [ROXANNE]

Today in class, we learnt about naming hydrates and their prefixes.
  • copper sulfate & sodium sulfate --> without water the compound is often preceded as 'anhydrous'
    -these crystals contain water inside them which can be released by heating

TO NAME HYDRATES:

  • write the name of the chemical formula
  • add a prefix indicating the number of water molecules
    1-mono
    2-di
    3-tri
    4-tetra
    5-penta
    6-hexa
    7-septa
    8-octa
    9-nona
    10-deca

Examples:

Name the following compounds:

  1. Cu(SO4) - 5H2O ---> copper (2) PENTAhydrate
  2. Li(ClO4) - 3H2O ---> Lithium perchlorate - TRIhydrate
  3. what is the chemical formula of Nickel(2)sulfate hexahydrate?
    Ni(SO4) - 6H2O

MOLECULAR COMPOUNDS

  • composted of 2 or more non-metals
  • low melting point and boiling point
  • share (not exchange) electrons
  • usually end in 'gen' (hydroGEN, oxyGEN, nitroGEN)
  • 7 molecules are DIATOMIC - 2 of the same elements
    -H2, N2, O2, F, Cl2, Br2,I2
  • P4, S8 --> Polyatomic
  • water - H2O
  • hydrogen peroxide - H2O2
  • ammonia - NH3
  • glucose - C6H12O6
  • sucrose - C12H22O11
    *KNOW THE FIRST FIVE!!!!!*
  • methane - CH4
  • propane - C3H8
  • octane - C8H18
  • methanol - CH3OH
  • ethanol - C2H5OH
  • ethane - C2H6

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