Naming and Writing Formulas for Type I Binary Ionic Compounds

This video tutorial by Mr. Millings covers type 1 binary ionic compounds, explaining their definition, characteristics, and how to identify them. It provides detailed instructions on naming these compounds and writing their chemical formulas. The tutorial includes examples and practice problems to reinforce learning, ensuring viewers understand how to apply the rules for naming and formula writing. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe and engage with the content.

What is a Type 1 Binary Ionic Compound?

• A compound with a metal and a nonmetal from any group

• A compound with two nonmetals

• A compound with a metal and a nonmetal from groups 1 or 2, or silver, zinc, or aluminum

• A compound with two metals

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a Type 1 Binary Ionic Compound?

• Is binary, meaning it consists of two different elements

• Contains three different elements

• Contains a nonmetal

• Contains a metal from groups 1 or 2, or silver, zinc, or aluminum

Why is lithium chloride considered a Type 1 Binary Ionic Compound?

• It contains two metals

• It contains a metal and a nonmetal, and the metal is from group 1

• It contains two nonmetals

• It contains a metal from group 3

What is the correct name for the compound with the formula BeF2?

• Beryllium fluorine

• Beryllium fluoride

• Beryllium fluorite

• Beryllium difluoride

How do you name a Type 1 Binary Ionic Compound?

• Name the metal first followed by the nonmetal with an -ide ending

• Name the nonmetal first followed by the metal with an -ide ending

• Name the nonmetal first followed by the metal with an -ate ending

• Name the metal first followed by the nonmetal with an -ate ending

What is the correct chemical formula for sodium bromide?

• NaBr2

• Na2Br

• NaBr

• Na2Br2

How do you determine the subscripts when writing chemical formulas for Type 1 Binary Ionic Compounds?

• By ensuring the total positive and negative charges add up to zero

• By ensuring the total negative charges are greater than the positive charges

• By ensuring the total positive and negative charges add up to one

• By ensuring the total positive charges are greater than the negative charges

What is the correct chemical formula for calcium fluoride?

• Ca2F2

• CaF

• Ca2F

• CaF2

What is the correct name for the compound with the formula AlBr3?

• Aluminum bromate

• Aluminum tribromide

• Aluminum bromide

• Aluminum bromine

What is the correct chemical formula for beryllium phosphide?

• Be2P3

• BeP3

• Be3P2

• BeP