Use the appropriate naming convention
(for ionic or molecular sub...

Question

Use the appropriate naming convention
(for ionic or molecular substances) to assign a name to each
compound: (c) SbCl5 and AlF3.

Accepted Answer

Hello everyone today. We are being given the following question and asked to solve it. It says give the systematic names for a into 05 and B. P. T. S. 042. We'll start with A and a. We have to nitrogen. So we're going to recognize that as two times in. And we're going to name this di nitrogen. The dye stems from the fact that there are two of them. And nitrogen is because the symbol for nitrogen is in And for oxygen we have five oxygen. So we're gonna say five times oh and we're gonna say Penta oxide. The pent comes from the fact that there are five of them. And oxide is the fact that is a non metal. So it ends in I. D. E. And its oxygen. So its oxide. So the full name for this is di nitrogen pinto oxide for B. We have P. T. S. 04 two. P. T. Is a transition metal. So we're gonna write pT is a transition metal. And so what that means is it's going to have a charge that is that has to match that of the poly atomic ion. And so the charge for this platinum is going to be P. T. Four plus. And we'll see why in a little bit the next that we have is a poly atomic ion known as sulfate. We have two of them. So we'll say two times sulfate, s. 0. 4 And Sulfate has a charge of -2. And so we ask ourselves why does platinum have a positive for charge? And that is because you have two of these sulfates and each cell fate has a negative two charge. So two times negative two is negative four and get to zero. You have to add positive four. And so that's what gives us our name of platinum four sulfate. So we write that out. It looks like platinum, roman, numeral four transition metals get a roman numeral right after the name and then we say sulfate. So this is our final answer by nitrogen to toxin and platinum sulfate. I hope this helped and until next time.

Use the appropriate naming convention (for ionic or molecular substances) to assign a name to each compound: (c) SbCl5 and AlF3.

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