2. Nomenclature

1. Write the names of the following compounds:
   1. CaF
   2. BCl3
   3. LiH
   4. BaO
   5. AlCl3
2. Write the formula of the following named compounds:
   1. lithium bromide
   2. carbon tetrachloride
   3. sodium sulfide
   4. magnesium bromide
   5. aluminum sulfide
3. Write the name of the following compounds using both the ic/ous and the IUPAC methods:
   1. CuF₂
   2. ZnO
   3. Fe₂O₃
   4. PbS
   5. PbSe₂
   6. SnF₂
4. Write the chemical formula for the following compounds
   1. stannous chloride
   2. plumbic nitride
   3. ferrous oxide
   4. cupric fluoride
   5. stannic chloride
   6. cuprous oxide
5. Write the names of the following compounds:
   1. H₂SO₄
   2. HClO₃
   3. LiNO₃
   4. BaSO₃
   5. Na₃PO₄
   6. NH₄MnO₄
   7. NaHCO₃
   8. NH₄CN
6. Name the following:
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Answers: try not to use these until you are completed the questions.

1. 1. Write the names of the following compounds
      1. calcium fluoride
      2. boron chloride or boron trichloride; the “tri” is sometimes considered redundant
      3. lithium hydride
      4. barium oxide
      5. aluminum chloride or aluminum trichloride the “tri” is sometimes not written as it’s redundant
   2. Write the formula of the following named compounds
      1. LiBr
      2. CCl₄
      3. Na₂S
      4. MgBr₂
      5. Al₂S₃
   3. Write the name of the following compounds using both the ic/ous and the IUPAC methods
      1. Cupric fluoride, copper(II) fluoride
      2. no ic/ous name because zinc has more than two oxidation states, zinc(II)O
      3. ferric oxide, iron(II)oxide(aka rust 😉 )
      4. plumbous sulfide, lead(II)sulfide
      5. plumbous selenide, lead(II)selenide
      6. stannous fluoride, tin(II)fluoride
   4. Write the chemical formula for the following compounds
      1. SnCl₂
      2. Pb₃N₄
      3. FeO
      4. CuF₂
      5. SnCl₄
      6. Cu₂O
   5. Write the names of the following compounds:
      1. sulfuric acid
      2. chloric acid
      3. lithium nitrate
      4. barium sulfate
      5. sodium phosphate
      6. ammonium manganate
      7. sodium hydrogen carbonate or sodium bicarbonate
      8. ammonium cyanide
   6. Name the following:
      1. methylpropane
      2. 1-methylbutamine, this is a primary amine with the methyl on the first carbon after the N
      3. 2-pentanone or pentan-2-one. Depending on the usage; the former name may be easier to say but in more complicated molecules it might be best to place the -2- directly in front of the “one” suffix.
      4. butanal
      5. N-methylbutamide, the methyl group is on the N, rather than on the carbon chain of the amide.
      6. methylpropylamine

For even more fun try these:
Handout 1-01 Nomenclature Worksheet

Handout 1-02 Nomenclature Worksheet Answers