INORGNOMEN Ion School NZ - Contents

Naming of formulae of common oxoanions

Page 1Introduction - ReviewIntroduction to oxoanions and the oxo group structural feature
Correlation of the number of oxygens and charge with the position of the central element in the periodic table
Page 2Simple ate ions - Review
3 marksPage 3QuestionsFive examples where users enter the charge and the number of oxygens on specified oxoanions
3 marksPage 4Nitrate
3 marksPage 5Sulfate
3 marksPage 6Permanganate
3 marksPage 7Phosphate
2 marksPage 8Chromate
2 marksPage 9QuestionsFour multichoice questions where the answer is an ion name
2 marksPage 10Choose ion
2 marksPage 11Choose ion
2 marksPage 12Choose ion
Page 13Naming - ReviewDiscussion of how the formulae of -ite and -ate ions differ
3 marksPage 14QuestionsQuestions where the ion having a certain number of oxygens or charge is chosen
1 marksPage 15Choose ion
1 marksPage 16Choose ion
1 marksPage 17Choose ion
1 marksPage 18Choose ion
Page 19Naming - ReviewNaming of hydrogen-containing ions
1 marksPage 20QuestionsTen multichoice questions choosing the name of the ion with the specified charge or number of oxygens
1 marksPage 21Choose ion
1 marksPage 22Choose ion
1 marksPage 23Choose ion
1 marksPage 24Choose ion
1 marksPage 25Choose ion
1 marksPage 26Choose ion
1 marksPage 27Choose ion
1 marksPage 28Choose ion
1 marksPage 29Choose ion
Page 30Important stuff - Review