a.
To determine:
The name and formula of the ionic compound formed from gold (III) and chloride.
Introduction:
There are two types of monoatomic ions that contain single atom. One is cation like
Cations from the main group metals are typically named using the element name followed by the word ion. Cation formed by metals in other groups and at the bottom of the main group can have more than one positive charge.
Anions from the main group metals are named using the root of the element name followed by the ending –ide.
b.
To determine:
The name and formula of the ionic compound formed from calcium and sulfate.
Introduction:
There are two types of monoatomic ions that contain single atom. One is cation like
Cations from the main group metals are typically named using the element name followed by the word ion. Cation formed by metals in other groups and at the bottom of the main group can have more than one positive charge.
Anions from the main group metals are named using the root of the element name followed by the ending –ide.
c.
To determine:
The name and formula of the ionic compound formed from magnesium and hydroxide.
Introduction:
There are two types of monoatomic ions that contain single atom. One is cation like
Cations from the main group metals are typically named using the element name followed by the word ion. Cation formed by metals in other groups and at the bottom of the main group can have more than one positive charge.
Anions from the main group metals are named using the root of the element name followed by the ending –ide.
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