Chemical Formula?
Q. what is the formula for... Nickel (II) Acetate and Copper (I) Carbonate
Asked by Wilson - Fri Nov 2 15:38:04 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The ion acetate is CH3COO- Ni(CH3COO)2 The ion carbonate is CO32- Cu2CO3 NOTE : CH3CH2O- is an alkoxide so Ni(OCH2CH3)2 is Ni(II) alkoxide
Answered by Dr.A - Fri Nov 2 15:42:45 2007
Q. what is the formula for... Nickel (II) Acetate and Copper (I) Carbonate
Asked by Wilson - Fri Nov 2 15:38:04 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The ion acetate is CH3COO- Ni(CH3COO)2 The ion carbonate is CO32- Cu2CO3 NOTE : CH3CH2O- is an alkoxide so Ni(OCH2CH3)2 is Ni(II) alkoxide
Answered by Dr.A - Fri Nov 2 15:42:45 2007
what's the chemical formula ..?
Q. for beryllium selenide ? sodium phosphate ? lead(IV) flouride? copper(II) carbonate? Iron(II) hydroxide?
Asked by alexisss . - Sun Jun 1 19:44:45 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. BeSe Na3PO4 PbF4 CuCO3 Fe(OH)2
Answered by safetydave59 - Sun Jun 1 19:49:26 2008
Q. for beryllium selenide ? sodium phosphate ? lead(IV) flouride? copper(II) carbonate? Iron(II) hydroxide?
Asked by alexisss . - Sun Jun 1 19:44:45 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. BeSe Na3PO4 PbF4 CuCO3 Fe(OH)2
Answered by safetydave59 - Sun Jun 1 19:49:26 2008
Balancing These Chemical Formulas.?
Q. I need help balancing these 8 chemical formulas, I need to write the chemical formulas for the reactants, indentify the type of reaction, predict the products using chemical formulas and written form and balance the equation? Pleeease help me! 1) Aluminum+ Iron (III) Chroide---> 2) Calcium Hydroxide---> 3)Water(use H2O) + Sulfur Trioxide---> 4) Sodium Choride + Magnesium Sulfate---> 5) Nitric Acid + Sodium Hydroxide---> 6) Butane (C4H10) + Oxygen---> 7) Copper (II) Carbonate---> 8) Silver + Oxygen---> Thanks so much Please HELP!
Asked by not857 - Sun Dec 10 13:26:09 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) Al + FeCl3 ---> AlCl3 + Fe 2) Ca()H)2 ---> CaO + H2O 3) H2O + SO3 ---> H2SO4 4) 2 NaCl + MgSO4 ---> Na2SO4 + MgCl2 5) HNO3 + NaOH ---> NaNO3 + H2O 6) 2 C4H10 + 13 O2 ---> 10 H2O + 8 CO2 7) 2 CuO ---> 2 Cu + O2 8) 4 Ag + O2 ---> 2 Ag2O
Answered by physandchemteach - Sun Dec 10 13:41:27 2006
Q. I need help balancing these 8 chemical formulas, I need to write the chemical formulas for the reactants, indentify the type of reaction, predict the products using chemical formulas and written form and balance the equation? Pleeease help me! 1) Aluminum+ Iron (III) Chroide---> 2) Calcium Hydroxide---> 3)Water(use H2O) + Sulfur Trioxide---> 4) Sodium Choride + Magnesium Sulfate---> 5) Nitric Acid + Sodium Hydroxide---> 6) Butane (C4H10) + Oxygen---> 7) Copper (II) Carbonate---> 8) Silver + Oxygen---> Thanks so much Please HELP!
Asked by not857 - Sun Dec 10 13:26:09 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) Al + FeCl3 ---> AlCl3 + Fe 2) Ca()H)2 ---> CaO + H2O 3) H2O + SO3 ---> H2SO4 4) 2 NaCl + MgSO4 ---> Na2SO4 + MgCl2 5) HNO3 + NaOH ---> NaNO3 + H2O 6) 2 C4H10 + 13 O2 ---> 10 H2O + 8 CO2 7) 2 CuO ---> 2 Cu + O2 8) 4 Ag + O2 ---> 2 Ag2O
Answered by physandchemteach - Sun Dec 10 13:41:27 2006
Predict the products using chemical formulas?
Q. Please help me predict the products and then balance it Pleeease!! This could save my lifffe! 1) Aluminum+ Iron (III) Chroide---> 2) Calcium Hydroxide---> 3)Water(use H2O) + Sulfur Trioxide---> 4) Sodium Choride + Magnesium Sulfate---> 5) Nitric Acid + Sodium Hydroxide---> 6) Butane (C4H10) + Oxygen---> 7) Copper (II) Carbonate---> 8) Silver + Oxygen--->
Asked by not857 - Sun Dec 10 15:03:53 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) Al + FeCl(3) = Fe + AlCl(3) 2) CaOH = Ca + OH 3) H2O + SO3 + H2SO3 (sulferic acid) 4) 2NaCl + MgSO4 = Na2SO4 + MgCl2 5) HNO3 + NaOH = NaNO3 + H20 6) C4H10 + 9O2 = 4CO2 + 10H20 7) 2CuCO3 = 2Cu + 3CO2 8) 4Ag + O2 = 2Ag2O
Answered by ccmfreak101 - Sun Dec 10 15:13:30 2006
Q. Please help me predict the products and then balance it Pleeease!! This could save my lifffe! 1) Aluminum+ Iron (III) Chroide---> 2) Calcium Hydroxide---> 3)Water(use H2O) + Sulfur Trioxide---> 4) Sodium Choride + Magnesium Sulfate---> 5) Nitric Acid + Sodium Hydroxide---> 6) Butane (C4H10) + Oxygen---> 7) Copper (II) Carbonate---> 8) Silver + Oxygen--->
Asked by not857 - Sun Dec 10 15:03:53 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) Al + FeCl(3) = Fe + AlCl(3) 2) CaOH = Ca + OH 3) H2O + SO3 + H2SO3 (sulferic acid) 4) 2NaCl + MgSO4 = Na2SO4 + MgCl2 5) HNO3 + NaOH = NaNO3 + H20 6) C4H10 + 9O2 = 4CO2 + 10H20 7) 2CuCO3 = 2Cu + 3CO2 8) 4Ag + O2 = 2Ag2O
Answered by ccmfreak101 - Sun Dec 10 15:13:30 2006
Chemical formula or compound?
Q. 1) Write the correct chemical formula or name the following compounds. (Type your answer using the format H2O for H2O.) Sr(OH)2 potassium chlorate calcium carbonate NaI Mg(BrO3)2 CoCl2 silver acetate Fe(NO3)3 copper(II) sulfate ammonium phosphate
Asked by Nikita P - Thu Dec 6 17:57:12 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have a feeling that you are just asking us to do your homework for you, but here are some hints. First, each compound listed is ionic, so the first step is to determine the charge of each ion. For the monoatomic ions in the s block (i.e. Sr and K) you look at the column the atom appears in on the periodic table. For instance, potassium, which is in the first row, has a charge of 1 positive. Strontium has a charge of 2+. For the transition metals Co, Ag, Fe, and Cu you determine the charge by looking at the roman numerals which come after the written element. For instance, in copper(II) sulfate, the Cu ion has a 2+ charge. Some transition metals only have one charge, so the roman numerals are omitted (silver only ever has a… [cont.]
Answered by Andrew M - Thu Dec 6 18:22:14 2007
Q. 1) Write the correct chemical formula or name the following compounds. (Type your answer using the format H2O for H2O.) Sr(OH)2 potassium chlorate calcium carbonate NaI Mg(BrO3)2 CoCl2 silver acetate Fe(NO3)3 copper(II) sulfate ammonium phosphate
Asked by Nikita P - Thu Dec 6 17:57:12 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have a feeling that you are just asking us to do your homework for you, but here are some hints. First, each compound listed is ionic, so the first step is to determine the charge of each ion. For the monoatomic ions in the s block (i.e. Sr and K) you look at the column the atom appears in on the periodic table. For instance, potassium, which is in the first row, has a charge of 1 positive. Strontium has a charge of 2+. For the transition metals Co, Ag, Fe, and Cu you determine the charge by looking at the roman numerals which come after the written element. For instance, in copper(II) sulfate, the Cu ion has a 2+ charge. Some transition metals only have one charge, so the roman numerals are omitted (silver only ever has a… [cont.]
Answered by Andrew M - Thu Dec 6 18:22:14 2007
write the chemical formula( please help. i have an exam tommrow =[ )?
Q. 1. silver hyposulfite 2. zinc perbromate 3. calcium chlorate 4. breyllium fluoride 5. calcium sulphide 6. lithium nitride 7. sodium chloride 8. tin (ll) sulfite 9. copper (l) carbonate 10. nickel (III) chlorite 11. gold (III) phosphate 12. lead (IV) Oxide 13. manganese (II) Perbromate 14. chromium (II) Hypoiodite
Asked by Meno K - Sun Jun 15 21:12:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Ag2SO2 2. Zn(BrO4)2 3. Ca(ClO3)2 4. BeF2 5. CaS 6. Li3N 7. NaCl 8. SnSO3 9. Cu2CO3 10. Ni(ClO2)3 11. AuPO4 12. PbO2 13. Mn(BrO4)2 14. Cr(IO)2
Answered by Chem Man - Sun Jun 15 21:39:56 2008
Q. 1. silver hyposulfite 2. zinc perbromate 3. calcium chlorate 4. breyllium fluoride 5. calcium sulphide 6. lithium nitride 7. sodium chloride 8. tin (ll) sulfite 9. copper (l) carbonate 10. nickel (III) chlorite 11. gold (III) phosphate 12. lead (IV) Oxide 13. manganese (II) Perbromate 14. chromium (II) Hypoiodite
Asked by Meno K - Sun Jun 15 21:12:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Ag2SO2 2. Zn(BrO4)2 3. Ca(ClO3)2 4. BeF2 5. CaS 6. Li3N 7. NaCl 8. SnSO3 9. Cu2CO3 10. Ni(ClO2)3 11. AuPO4 12. PbO2 13. Mn(BrO4)2 14. Cr(IO)2
Answered by Chem Man - Sun Jun 15 21:39:56 2008
plzz help me on chemistry i need to pass summer skool?
Q. 1. Although phosphorus (Z = 15) can be found in compounds with various charges, what is the most common monatomic charge when phosphorus combines with a metal? a.+5 b. 3 c. 2 d. 1 2. The cobaltous ion will have a charge of ___, and the cobaltic ion will have a charge of ___. a.+2; +3 b.+3; +2 c.+1; +2 d.+2; +1 3. Which polyatomic ion is a positive ion? a.nitrate b.cyanide c.acetate d.ammonium 4. Phosphate is a common polyatomic ion containing phosphorus, and dihydrogen phosphate is a related polyatomic ion. What is the charge on the diphosphate ion? a.+1 b. 1 c.+2 d. 2 5. Which symbol is correct for the ion formed when an atom of Fe loses three electrons? a.Fe3 b.Fe2 c.Fe1 d.none of the… [cont.]
Asked by Olivier - Wed Jul 29 10:52:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How can you pass summer school if you can't even spell "school"? This looks remarkably like a boatload of homework, and we aren't in the business of doing your homework for you. I rather like helping students understand some sticky point of chemistry, but I'm not about to do all of your work for you. Even the questions are bogus. Look at the first one... "1. Although phosphorus (Z = 15) can be found in compounds with various charges..." Phosphorous isn't found with ANY charges in a compound. Phosphorous forms covalent bonds, even with the alkali metals, therefore, it never has an ionic charge in a compound. Phosphorous DOES exhibit an oxidation number of -3 in many compounds, which is what I suspect that the question is fishing for.… [cont.]
Answered by pisgahchemist - Wed Jul 29 11:08:52 2009
Q. 1. Although phosphorus (Z = 15) can be found in compounds with various charges, what is the most common monatomic charge when phosphorus combines with a metal? a.+5 b. 3 c. 2 d. 1 2. The cobaltous ion will have a charge of ___, and the cobaltic ion will have a charge of ___. a.+2; +3 b.+3; +2 c.+1; +2 d.+2; +1 3. Which polyatomic ion is a positive ion? a.nitrate b.cyanide c.acetate d.ammonium 4. Phosphate is a common polyatomic ion containing phosphorus, and dihydrogen phosphate is a related polyatomic ion. What is the charge on the diphosphate ion? a.+1 b. 1 c.+2 d. 2 5. Which symbol is correct for the ion formed when an atom of Fe loses three electrons? a.Fe3 b.Fe2 c.Fe1 d.none of the… [cont.]
Asked by Olivier - Wed Jul 29 10:52:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How can you pass summer school if you can't even spell "school"? This looks remarkably like a boatload of homework, and we aren't in the business of doing your homework for you. I rather like helping students understand some sticky point of chemistry, but I'm not about to do all of your work for you. Even the questions are bogus. Look at the first one... "1. Although phosphorus (Z = 15) can be found in compounds with various charges..." Phosphorous isn't found with ANY charges in a compound. Phosphorous forms covalent bonds, even with the alkali metals, therefore, it never has an ionic charge in a compound. Phosphorous DOES exhibit an oxidation number of -3 in many compounds, which is what I suspect that the question is fishing for.… [cont.]
Answered by pisgahchemist - Wed Jul 29 11:08:52 2009
Indetifying the reaction?
Q. Can you please help me identify the reaction for these chemical formulas, such as single replacement, double replacement, sythesis, decompisiton and more 1) Aluminum+ Iron (III) Chroide---> 2) Calcium Hydroxide---> 3)Water(use H2O) + Sulfur Trioxide---> 4) Sodium Choride + Magnesium Sulfate---> 5) Nitric Acid + Sodium Hydroxide---> 6) Butane (C4H10) + Oxygen---> 7) Copper (II) Carbonate---> 8) Silver + Oxygen--->
Asked by not857 - Sun Dec 10 14:32:30 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) Single Replacement (SR) 2) Decomposition (DEC) 3) Double Replacement (DR) 4) DR 5) DR 6) SR 7) DEC 8) Synthesis (SYN)
Answered by abcde12345 - Sun Dec 10 14:54:20 2006
Q. Can you please help me identify the reaction for these chemical formulas, such as single replacement, double replacement, sythesis, decompisiton and more 1) Aluminum+ Iron (III) Chroide---> 2) Calcium Hydroxide---> 3)Water(use H2O) + Sulfur Trioxide---> 4) Sodium Choride + Magnesium Sulfate---> 5) Nitric Acid + Sodium Hydroxide---> 6) Butane (C4H10) + Oxygen---> 7) Copper (II) Carbonate---> 8) Silver + Oxygen--->
Asked by not857 - Sun Dec 10 14:32:30 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) Single Replacement (SR) 2) Decomposition (DEC) 3) Double Replacement (DR) 4) DR 5) DR 6) SR 7) DEC 8) Synthesis (SYN)
Answered by abcde12345 - Sun Dec 10 14:54:20 2006
Chemistry Chemical Equations?
Q. 1. Write word equations for the following chemical reactions a)Pure copper can be produced by hearing copper(II) sulfide in the presence of diatomic oxygen from the air. Sulfur dioxide gas is also produced in this reaction b)Water is formed by the explosive reaction between hydrogen gas and oxygen gas. c)When baking soda (sodium hydrogen carbonate is heated, it decomposes, forming the products sodium carbonate, carbon dioxide, and water. 2. Balance the equations. a) SO2+O2---> SO3 b)Fe2O3+H2---> Fe+H2O c)P+O2--->P4O10 d)Al+N2--->A1N 3.Write formulas and other symbols for these substances a)sulfur trioxide gas b)potassium nitrate dissolved in water c)heat supplied to a chemical reaction d)metallic copper e)liquid mercury f)zinc… [cont.]
Asked by 123 - Tue Jan 6 23:47:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2. (and 4) Balancing an equation means having the equal amounts of each element on each side. You can't create or destroy elements in a simple chemical reaction. All these equations have to be balanced because one of the reactants is a dimer gas molecule. To be balanced, the coefficients in front of each reactant and product has to be integral. In #1, as written, there is too much "O' on the left. If we double the amount of SO3 on the right, We have twice as much S on the right, so we can double the amount on the left. Now we have both S and O in balance. Thus, 2 SO2 + O2 -> 2 SO3. In #2, we need to double the Fe on the right, as each unit of Fe2O3 provides 2 Fe. However, the O is still unbalanced. So we triple the H2O to… [cont.]
Answered by cattbarf - Wed Jan 7 00:09:36 2009
Q. 1. Write word equations for the following chemical reactions a)Pure copper can be produced by hearing copper(II) sulfide in the presence of diatomic oxygen from the air. Sulfur dioxide gas is also produced in this reaction b)Water is formed by the explosive reaction between hydrogen gas and oxygen gas. c)When baking soda (sodium hydrogen carbonate is heated, it decomposes, forming the products sodium carbonate, carbon dioxide, and water. 2. Balance the equations. a) SO2+O2---> SO3 b)Fe2O3+H2---> Fe+H2O c)P+O2--->P4O10 d)Al+N2--->A1N 3.Write formulas and other symbols for these substances a)sulfur trioxide gas b)potassium nitrate dissolved in water c)heat supplied to a chemical reaction d)metallic copper e)liquid mercury f)zinc… [cont.]
Asked by 123 - Tue Jan 6 23:47:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2. (and 4) Balancing an equation means having the equal amounts of each element on each side. You can't create or destroy elements in a simple chemical reaction. All these equations have to be balanced because one of the reactants is a dimer gas molecule. To be balanced, the coefficients in front of each reactant and product has to be integral. In #1, as written, there is too much "O' on the left. If we double the amount of SO3 on the right, We have twice as much S on the right, so we can double the amount on the left. Now we have both S and O in balance. Thus, 2 SO2 + O2 -> 2 SO3. In #2, we need to double the Fe on the right, as each unit of Fe2O3 provides 2 Fe. However, the O is still unbalanced. So we triple the H2O to… [cont.]
Answered by cattbarf - Wed Jan 7 00:09:36 2009
i need help with chemical questions?
Q. i need help with the following questions. i don't understand anything. i i have to write all the formulas for the reactants and predicted products for the chemical reactions that follow.i have to assume that in all cases a reaction occurs. the equation does no t need to be balanced. descriptive symbols do not need to be included. write all substances in their proper form as ions if appropriate, cancel any spectator ions. assume that the reactions are in aqueous solution unless otherwise stated. A) solid calcium carbonate is strongly heated b) hydrogen sulfide gas is bubbled into a solution of mercury (II) chloride c) phosphorus(V) oxide powder is sprinkled over distilled water d) a bar of zinc metal is immersed in a solution of… [cont.]
Asked by Star - Wed Jul 29 13:40:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A CaCO3 -> CaO +H2O B H2Sg + HgCl2 -> HgS + 2HCl C P2O5 + H2O -> H3PO4 D Zns + CuSO4 -> ZnSO4 + Cus E Na s + H2O -> H2 + NaOH F BaO s + H2O -> Ba(OH)2 G NH4CO3 -> NH3 g + H2O g + CO2 g H MnSO4 + (NH4)2S -> MnS + (NH4)2SO4
Answered by Gary D - Tue Aug 4 13:55:22 2009
Q. i need help with the following questions. i don't understand anything. i i have to write all the formulas for the reactants and predicted products for the chemical reactions that follow.i have to assume that in all cases a reaction occurs. the equation does no t need to be balanced. descriptive symbols do not need to be included. write all substances in their proper form as ions if appropriate, cancel any spectator ions. assume that the reactions are in aqueous solution unless otherwise stated. A) solid calcium carbonate is strongly heated b) hydrogen sulfide gas is bubbled into a solution of mercury (II) chloride c) phosphorus(V) oxide powder is sprinkled over distilled water d) a bar of zinc metal is immersed in a solution of… [cont.]
Asked by Star - Wed Jul 29 13:40:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A CaCO3 -> CaO +H2O B H2Sg + HgCl2 -> HgS + 2HCl C P2O5 + H2O -> H3PO4 D Zns + CuSO4 -> ZnSO4 + Cus E Na s + H2O -> H2 + NaOH F BaO s + H2O -> Ba(OH)2 G NH4CO3 -> NH3 g + H2O g + CO2 g H MnSO4 + (NH4)2S -> MnS + (NH4)2SO4
Answered by Gary D - Tue Aug 4 13:55:22 2009
can some one help me with my chemistry work? its about chemical names and formulas.?
Q. so my teacher gave us a whole lot of homework... i did most of it but i didn't get the following questions. so can you guys help me out? please don't make any rude comments about me doing my own homework because like i said, i did most of it on my own. 64. Nitrous oxide is known as laughing gas and is used as an an aesthetic in dentistry. The mas ratio of nitrogen to oxygen is 7:4. A 68-g sample of a compound composed of nitrogen and oxygen contains 42 g of nitrogen. Is the sample nitrous oxide? Explain. 66. Write formulas for these compounds. a. magnesium sulfide b. sodium phosphate c. barium hydroxide. d. copper(II) nitrate e. potassium sulfite f. calcium carbonate g. sodium bromide h. ferric sulfate i know its alot of work but i'd… [cont.]
Asked by Sunshine - Sat Jan 24 15:42:34 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 64. for some reason i am thinking too much into this problem i know it! i tend to do that. but ok you have nitrous oxide which is N2O. if you have 42g of N =4/7 ratio you get 24 g of O considering you have 68g sample 68-42 = 26 26does not equal 24 so no you do not have a nitrous oxide formula 66. Magnesium Sulfide --> MgS (Mg+2 S-2) Sodium Phosphate --> Na3PO4 Barium Hydroxide --> Ba(OH)2 Copper (II) Nitrate --> Cu (NO3)2 Potassium Sulfite --> K2SO3 Calcium Carbonate --> CaCO3 Sodium Bromide --> NaBr Ferric Sulfate i belive is Iron (III) sufate --> Fe2(SO4)3 ok write these down they will help you out in the future :) Hydroxide ---> OH- Ammonium ---> NH4+ Nitrate---> NO3- Nitrite ---> NO2- Chlorate ---> ClO3- Chlorite ---> ClO2-… [cont.]
Answered by Sp!cySam 's Naughty&Tanzie - Sat Jan 24 16:26:44 2009
Q. so my teacher gave us a whole lot of homework... i did most of it but i didn't get the following questions. so can you guys help me out? please don't make any rude comments about me doing my own homework because like i said, i did most of it on my own. 64. Nitrous oxide is known as laughing gas and is used as an an aesthetic in dentistry. The mas ratio of nitrogen to oxygen is 7:4. A 68-g sample of a compound composed of nitrogen and oxygen contains 42 g of nitrogen. Is the sample nitrous oxide? Explain. 66. Write formulas for these compounds. a. magnesium sulfide b. sodium phosphate c. barium hydroxide. d. copper(II) nitrate e. potassium sulfite f. calcium carbonate g. sodium bromide h. ferric sulfate i know its alot of work but i'd… [cont.]
Asked by Sunshine - Sat Jan 24 15:42:34 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 64. for some reason i am thinking too much into this problem i know it! i tend to do that. but ok you have nitrous oxide which is N2O. if you have 42g of N =4/7 ratio you get 24 g of O considering you have 68g sample 68-42 = 26 26does not equal 24 so no you do not have a nitrous oxide formula 66. Magnesium Sulfide --> MgS (Mg+2 S-2) Sodium Phosphate --> Na3PO4 Barium Hydroxide --> Ba(OH)2 Copper (II) Nitrate --> Cu (NO3)2 Potassium Sulfite --> K2SO3 Calcium Carbonate --> CaCO3 Sodium Bromide --> NaBr Ferric Sulfate i belive is Iron (III) sufate --> Fe2(SO4)3 ok write these down they will help you out in the future :) Hydroxide ---> OH- Ammonium ---> NH4+ Nitrate---> NO3- Nitrite ---> NO2- Chlorate ---> ClO3- Chlorite ---> ClO2-… [cont.]
Answered by Sp!cySam 's Naughty&Tanzie - Sat Jan 24 16:26:44 2009
Naming Compound?
Q. For questions 1 through 5, write the names for the compounds you see represented by chemical formulas. For questions 6 through 10, write the formula for each compound. (a single number in parentheses means it is supposed to be subscript) 1.Be ( ClO 3 ) (2) 2.Cu (2) CO (3) 3.Mn ( NO 3 ) (2) 4.Li(3) PO(4) 5. CrCl (3) 6.Chromium (II) Nitrate 7.Boron Sulfate 8.Ammonium Phosphate 9.Copper (I) Carbonate 10.Manganese (II) Acetate *& yes, i have tried to figure them out. I wouldn't be posting it if i could though. So can someone please help me?
Asked by JuneMommy - Wed Jun 18 15:28:14 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) Beryllium Chlorate 2) Copper (I) Carbonate 3) Manganese (II) Nitrate 4) Lithium Phosphate 5) Chromium (III) Chloride 6) Cr(NO*3)*2 7) B(*2) (SO*4)*3 8) (NH*4)*3 (PO*4) 9) Cu*2 (CO*3) 10) Mn (CH*3COO)*2 I hope nothing confuses you! * - subscript
Answered by Theo - Wed Jun 18 15:52:32 2008
Q. For questions 1 through 5, write the names for the compounds you see represented by chemical formulas. For questions 6 through 10, write the formula for each compound. (a single number in parentheses means it is supposed to be subscript) 1.Be ( ClO 3 ) (2) 2.Cu (2) CO (3) 3.Mn ( NO 3 ) (2) 4.Li(3) PO(4) 5. CrCl (3) 6.Chromium (II) Nitrate 7.Boron Sulfate 8.Ammonium Phosphate 9.Copper (I) Carbonate 10.Manganese (II) Acetate *& yes, i have tried to figure them out. I wouldn't be posting it if i could though. So can someone please help me?
Asked by JuneMommy - Wed Jun 18 15:28:14 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) Beryllium Chlorate 2) Copper (I) Carbonate 3) Manganese (II) Nitrate 4) Lithium Phosphate 5) Chromium (III) Chloride 6) Cr(NO*3)*2 7) B(*2) (SO*4)*3 8) (NH*4)*3 (PO*4) 9) Cu*2 (CO*3) 10) Mn (CH*3COO)*2 I hope nothing confuses you! * - subscript
Answered by Theo - Wed Jun 18 15:52:32 2008
Write the valency of the following :?
Q. 1.Sodium in Na2 S 2.Nitrogen in N O2 3.Nitogen in N H3 4.Sulphur in H2 S 5.Phosphorus in P2 O5 6.Aluminium in Al2 O3 7.Magnesium in Mg3 N2 8.Calcium in CaO Give valencies & chemical formula of the following compounds : 9.Zinc Carbonate 10.Ammonium sulphide 11.Barium chloride 12.Sodium nitrate 13.Ferric Sulphate 14.Calcium Carbonate 15.Potassium dichromate 16.Sodium nitrite 17.Copper (II) oxide 18.Sodium zincate In above questions also explain how to find out valancies so that I can myself solve for valancies. If don't know only answer the questions but correctly.
Asked by coolbuddy - Fri Oct 17 06:15:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1.-2 2.+4 3.+3 4.-2 5.+5 6.+3 7.+2 8.+2 9. ZnCO3 Zn +2 C +4 O -2 10. (NH4)2S N +5 H -1 S -2 11. BaCl2 Ba +2 Cl -1 12. NaNO3 Na +1 N +5 O -2 13. Fe2(SO4)3 9H2O Fe +3 S +4 O -2 H +1 14. CaCO3 Ca +2 C +4 O -2 15. K2Cr2O7 K +1 Cr +6 O -2 16. NaNO2 Na +1 N +3 O -2 17. CuO Cu +2 O -2 18. Na2ZnO2 Na +1 Zn +3 O -2 To find out the valencies, compound must have valencies of zero. All elements must add up to zero except if the compound is not zero.
Answered by |<$ - Fri Oct 17 06:35:47 2008
Q. 1.Sodium in Na2 S 2.Nitrogen in N O2 3.Nitogen in N H3 4.Sulphur in H2 S 5.Phosphorus in P2 O5 6.Aluminium in Al2 O3 7.Magnesium in Mg3 N2 8.Calcium in CaO Give valencies & chemical formula of the following compounds : 9.Zinc Carbonate 10.Ammonium sulphide 11.Barium chloride 12.Sodium nitrate 13.Ferric Sulphate 14.Calcium Carbonate 15.Potassium dichromate 16.Sodium nitrite 17.Copper (II) oxide 18.Sodium zincate In above questions also explain how to find out valancies so that I can myself solve for valancies. If don't know only answer the questions but correctly.
Asked by coolbuddy - Fri Oct 17 06:15:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1.-2 2.+4 3.+3 4.-2 5.+5 6.+3 7.+2 8.+2 9. ZnCO3 Zn +2 C +4 O -2 10. (NH4)2S N +5 H -1 S -2 11. BaCl2 Ba +2 Cl -1 12. NaNO3 Na +1 N +5 O -2 13. Fe2(SO4)3 9H2O Fe +3 S +4 O -2 H +1 14. CaCO3 Ca +2 C +4 O -2 15. K2Cr2O7 K +1 Cr +6 O -2 16. NaNO2 Na +1 N +3 O -2 17. CuO Cu +2 O -2 18. Na2ZnO2 Na +1 Zn +3 O -2 To find out the valencies, compound must have valencies of zero. All elements must add up to zero except if the compound is not zero.
Answered by |<$ - Fri Oct 17 06:35:47 2008
Is anyone good at writing or naming chemical formulas?
Q. I'm having a tough time in chemistry. I think I have it right, though. I wrote my answers down, so correct me if I'm wrong. I may have a few blank spots. dinitrogen hexabromide N2Br6 ammonium carbonate NH4CO3 potassium phosphide KPO3 mercury (II) acetate HgC2H3O2 phosphoric acid HP copper (I) sulfate CuSO4 iron (III) permanganate Fe3MnO4 calcium hydroxide CaOH carbon tetrachloride CCl4 barium sulfide BaS Identify each as 'I' for ionic, 'M' for molecular, or 'A' for acid, then write the name. Prefixes are used when naming molecular compounds. Roman numerals are used to designate the ___ of most transition metals. CaO- M Calcium oxide MG(OH)2- M Magnesium dihydroxide CuC2H3O2- M Copper (i) acetate HgF2- M Mercury (I) flouride H3N- A… [cont.]
Asked by amy. - Fri Jan 2 15:57:34 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. (NH4)2CO3 ammonium carbonate K3P potassium phosphide H3PO4 phosphoric acid Cu2SO4 copper (I) sulphate Fe(MnO4)3 iron (III) permanganate Ca(OH)2 calcium hydroxide the others are right
Answered by Dr.A - Fri Jan 2 16:05:53 2009
Q. I'm having a tough time in chemistry. I think I have it right, though. I wrote my answers down, so correct me if I'm wrong. I may have a few blank spots. dinitrogen hexabromide N2Br6 ammonium carbonate NH4CO3 potassium phosphide KPO3 mercury (II) acetate HgC2H3O2 phosphoric acid HP copper (I) sulfate CuSO4 iron (III) permanganate Fe3MnO4 calcium hydroxide CaOH carbon tetrachloride CCl4 barium sulfide BaS Identify each as 'I' for ionic, 'M' for molecular, or 'A' for acid, then write the name. Prefixes are used when naming molecular compounds. Roman numerals are used to designate the ___ of most transition metals. CaO- M Calcium oxide MG(OH)2- M Magnesium dihydroxide CuC2H3O2- M Copper (i) acetate HgF2- M Mercury (I) flouride H3N- A… [cont.]
Asked by amy. - Fri Jan 2 15:57:34 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. (NH4)2CO3 ammonium carbonate K3P potassium phosphide H3PO4 phosphoric acid Cu2SO4 copper (I) sulphate Fe(MnO4)3 iron (III) permanganate Ca(OH)2 calcium hydroxide the others are right
Answered by Dr.A - Fri Jan 2 16:05:53 2009
PLEASE HELP ME WITH SOME CHEMISTRY. WILL GIVE 10 POINTS!!!?
Q. 1 determine both the formula mass and molar mass of ammonium carbonate (NH4)2CO3. 3 how many moles of atoms of each element are there in one mole of (NH4)2CO3. 4 what is the mass in grams of 3.25 mol Fe2(So4)3? 5 how many moles of aspirin, C9H8O4 are there in a 100.0mg tablet of aspirin? 6 calculate the percent composition of (NH4)CO3. 7 a sample of hydrated copper(II) sulfate(CuSO4 x nH2O) is heated to 150 degrees C. and produces 103. 74 g anhydrous copper(II) sulfate and 58.55 g water. how many moles of water molecules are present in 1.0mole of hydrated copper(II) sulfate 8 describe the difference between word equations, formula equations, and chemical equations. 9 write in and formula equations for the reaction in which aqueous… [cont.]
Asked by John - Wed May 6 12:17:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. q 1 its is 14x2+8+12+16x3 q2 q3 q4 i dont know the mass of fe.. so there is only one way find the total molecular mass and then multiply with 3.25 ... that will give u the answr q5 find the ... total moleccular mass.. like find mass number mulitply with no of moluecules and remembr the total mass. of the molecule is the wt of one mole.. so u can find.. whn u get teh weigh of one mole q6 it will take lots of time .. so find..the mass number of the .. each elemnt divide by total mass of the whole.. compound and then you multiply by 100 so find each of .. percentage q7 q8 in word equations you will only know the names of compoundas and it will not get valid information on the valency and type of reactions in formula eqaution we can… [cont.]
Answered by nikitha k - Wed May 6 12:49:35 2009
Q. 1 determine both the formula mass and molar mass of ammonium carbonate (NH4)2CO3. 3 how many moles of atoms of each element are there in one mole of (NH4)2CO3. 4 what is the mass in grams of 3.25 mol Fe2(So4)3? 5 how many moles of aspirin, C9H8O4 are there in a 100.0mg tablet of aspirin? 6 calculate the percent composition of (NH4)CO3. 7 a sample of hydrated copper(II) sulfate(CuSO4 x nH2O) is heated to 150 degrees C. and produces 103. 74 g anhydrous copper(II) sulfate and 58.55 g water. how many moles of water molecules are present in 1.0mole of hydrated copper(II) sulfate 8 describe the difference between word equations, formula equations, and chemical equations. 9 write in and formula equations for the reaction in which aqueous… [cont.]
Asked by John - Wed May 6 12:17:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. q 1 its is 14x2+8+12+16x3 q2 q3 q4 i dont know the mass of fe.. so there is only one way find the total molecular mass and then multiply with 3.25 ... that will give u the answr q5 find the ... total moleccular mass.. like find mass number mulitply with no of moluecules and remembr the total mass. of the molecule is the wt of one mole.. so u can find.. whn u get teh weigh of one mole q6 it will take lots of time .. so find..the mass number of the .. each elemnt divide by total mass of the whole.. compound and then you multiply by 100 so find each of .. percentage q7 q8 in word equations you will only know the names of compoundas and it will not get valid information on the valency and type of reactions in formula eqaution we can… [cont.]
Answered by nikitha k - Wed May 6 12:49:35 2009
Everyone Please Help Me Answer All The Questions !?
Q. Title: Metals 1. Which property do most metals have? A. Do not conduct electricity. B. Do not conduct heat. C. High melting point. D. Low density. 2. From the list given below, identify a metal that does not react with hydrochloric acid. A. Potassium B. Magnesium C. Zinc D. Copper 3. The apparatus shown is used to heat a metal oxide with carbon. Which metal oxide reacts to produce a metal? A. Calcium oxide B. Copper(II) oxide C. Magnesium oxide D. Sodium oxide 4. An iron nail is coated with paint. What does the paint keep away from the nail to prevent rusting? A. Oxygen and water B. Oxygen only C. Water only D. Acid 5. Which substance reacts… [cont.]
Asked by !x!AnimeBoy!x! - Sat Apr 11 11:01:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Title: Metals 1. Which property do most metals have? A. Do not conduct electricity. B. Do not conduct heat. C. High melting point. D. Low density. 2. From the list given below, identify a metal that does not react with hydrochloric acid. A. Potassium B. Magnesium C. Zinc D. Copper 3. The apparatus shown is used to heat a metal oxide with carbon. Which metal oxide reacts to produce a metal? A. Calcium oxide B. Copper(II) oxide C. Magnesium oxide D. Sodium oxide 4. An iron nail is coated with paint. What does the paint keep away from the nail to prevent rusting? A. Oxygen and water B. Oxygen only C. Water only D. Acid 5. Which substance reacts… [cont.]
Asked by !x!AnimeBoy!x! - Sat Apr 11 11:01:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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