Naming Chemical Compounds includes more than just the rules and methods for writing compound names.
Naming Chemical
Compounds
Naming
Chemical Compounds includes more than just the rules and methods for writing
compound names. Captivating artwork and straightforward explanations aid
students in learning this essential chemistry topic. Students are taught the
origin of several element's names, the classification of the elements, and the
two naming conventions for ions. Methods of naming compounds and formulas are
clearly explained using examples and terminology with which students are
familiar. Rules, guidelines, and examples are provided for naming ions,
molecular compounds, ionic compounds, and compounds containing polyatomic ions,
including a brief discussion of acids.
OUTLINE:
I. Introduction A. Atomic and Molecular
elements B. Chemical Nomenclature
II. Naming the Elements A. Appearance and Source B. People and Places C. Properties and Mythology
III. The Periodic Table A. Categories of Elements B. Atomic Structure
IV. Ions A. Monoatomic Cations B. Monoatomic Anions C. Stock System D. Classical Method
V. Compounds A. Chemical formulas B. Common compounds C. Organic compounds D. Inorganic compounds E. Ionic and Molecular compounds
VI. Naming Compounds A. Naming Molecular compounds B. Naming Ionic compounds
VII. Polyatomic Ions A. Naming Oxyanions B. Naming Polyatomic
Compounds
VIII. Acids A. Naming Acids
IX. Summary and Conclusion
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A. Atomic and Molecular
elements 
