INORGNOMEN ion names New Univ - Contents

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Page 1Introduction - ReviewTwo pages introducing oxoanions and their structure with a focus on the similarities and patters in the formulae for six important mononuclear oxoanions (carbonate, nitrate, phosphate, sulfate, permanganate and chromate)
Page 2Questions - ReviewSeven questions pages where students are asked to identify a particular oxoanion based on its overall charge and/or the number of oxygens
6 marksPage 3Second row element oxoanions
9 marksPage 4Third row element oxoanions from p block
5 marksPage 5Transition element oxoanions
2 marksPage 6-ate ions quiz 1
2 marksPage 7-ate ions quiz 2
2 marksPage 8-ate ions quiz 3
2 marksPage 9-ate ions quiz 4
Page 10-ite Ions - ReviewIntroducing the -ite suffix in the context of nitrite and sulfite
6 marksPage 11QuestionsThree question pages where users are asked to identify the ion based on overall charge and numbers of oxygens for -ite ions mixed in with -ate ions
2 marksPage 12Number of oxygens?
2 marksPage 13Charge and number of oxygens?
Page 14per- and hypo- - ReviewIntroducing use of -per prefix and -ite suffix in cases where the element forms more than two oxoanions
Page 15Hydrogen ions - ReviewIntroducing hydrogen-containing ions based on the -ite and -ate ions seen earlier
2 marksPage 16QuestionsFive question pages featuring all of the oxoanions mentioned earlier
2 marksPage 17OverviewSummary in the context of the periodic table of the ions featuring in this module
2 marksPage 18Overall quiz question 3
2 marksPage 19Overall quiz question 4
2 marksPage 20Overall quiz question 5
Page 21Overview - Review