Bonding and Nomenclature Study Guide Tutoring is available after school Tuesday and before school on Wednesday. You can also go to this website for assistance as well. http://misterguch.brinkster.net/ionic.html http://misterguch.brinkster.net/covalentcompounds.html http://misterguch.brinkster.net/lewisstructures.html Type III Covalent Compounds 1. oxygen difluoride 2. sulfur hexafluoride 3. silicon dioxide 4. SiF4 5. N2O 6. NO2 Type I Regular Ionic Compounds 7. sodium fluoride 8. potassium sulfide 9. barium cyanide 10. magnesium nitrate 11. ammonium phosphide 12. KCl 13. Na2O 14. RaClO2 15. Na2CO3 16. Cs2SO4 Type II Transition Metal Ionic Compounds 17. copper (I) oxide 18. copper (II) oxide 19. iron (III) sulfite 20. lead (IV) hydroxide 21. tungsten (VI) phosphate 22. Cu2S 23. FeO 24. MoF2 25. Fe2(C2O4)3 26. PbS Acids 27. phosphoric acid 28. carbonic acid 29. hydrosulfuric acid 30. hydroiodic acid 31. chlorous acid 32. H2C2O4 33. HClO 34. H2SO4 35. HBr 36. H3P Hodgepodge: These can by any type. 37. carbon dioxide 38. potassium cyanide 39. nitrous acid 40. copper (II) phosphate 41. disilicon trioxide 42. hydrochloric acid 43. aluminum iodide 44. BrF3 45. Li2CO3 46. Fe3(PO3)2 47. HNO3 48. CaF2 49. HF 50. Cu2CO3 Ionic Bonding: Lewis Structures (Show transfer of electrons and charges formed.) 51. Li and S 52. Mg and P Covalent Bonding: Lewis Structures (Show the sharing of electrons.) 53. H2O 54. SiF4 55. SO3 56. Review from previous tests. a. Write electron configurations for: i. Fe ii. Si iii. Rb b. How many protons, electrons, and neutrons are in i. 9140Zr ii. 227 Ac 89