Naming Type One Binary Ionic Compounds

The video tutorial by Mr. Millings covers type 1 binary ionic compounds, explaining their definition, components, and how to identify them. It provides examples like lithium chloride and calcium nitride, and teaches how to name these compounds by naming the metal first followed by the non-metal with an 'IDE' suffix. The tutorial also includes practical examples of naming compounds such as sodium chloride and zinc bromide.

What is a type one binary ionic compound?

• A compound with a metal and a non-metal

• A compound with three different elements

• A compound with two metals

• A compound with two non-metals

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of type one binary ionic compounds?

• Contains a non-metal

• Contains a metal from groups one or two

• Contains a transition metal

• Contains either silver, zinc, or aluminum

Which element is NOT typically found in type one binary ionic compounds?

• Aluminum

• Iron

• Silver

• Zinc

Why is lithium chloride considered a type one binary ionic compound?

• It contains a transition metal

• It contains two non-metals

• It contains a metal and a non-metal

• It contains two metals

Which of the following is an example of a type one binary ionic compound?

• Ammonia

• Water

• Carbon dioxide

• Sodium chloride

What is the rule for naming the metal in a type one binary ionic compound?

• Simply name the metal as it appears

• Name the metal with an 'ide' suffix

• Name the metal with an 'ate' suffix

• Name the metal with an 'ite' suffix

In naming type one binary ionic compounds, what suffix is added to the non-metal?

• 'ate'

• 'ium'

• 'ide'

• 'ite'

What is the correct name for the compound with the formula ZnBr2?

• Zinc bromium

• Zinc bromite

• Zinc bromate

• Zinc bromide

What is the correct name for the compound with the formula Li2O?

• Lithium oxide

• Lithium oxate

• Lithium oxite

• Lithium oxium

Which of the following is a correct example of a type one binary ionic compound?

• Calcium phosphide

• Calcium phosphium

• Calcium phosphite

• Calcium phosphate