Friday, January 13, 2012

Chemistry

Finish for homework

NOTES

Prefixes tell you how many atoms you have.
·      This is different than ionic compounds, because in ionic compounds you get the empirical formula.
·      The molecular formula is the actual number of atoms in the compound.
·      When the first one is singular then you don’t put the prefix in front of it. Element that is named first and there are not multiples, then leave the prefix off
·      Written second have a higher electronegativity and have a negative charge or characteristic

EXAMPLES:
Molecular
N2O4
Empirical
NO2

Regular Covalent:
            Dinitrogen tetroxide = N2O4
            Sulfur dichloride = SCl2
            disilicon hexabromide = Si2Br6
dichlorine monoxide = Cl2O


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