Respuesta :
Answer : The name of the compounds are,
[tex]CuI(s)[/tex] = Copper(I)iodide
[tex]Fe_2O_3(s)[/tex] = Iron(III)oxide
[tex]CoF_2(s)[/tex] = Cobalt(II)fluoride
[tex]FeO(s)[/tex] = Iron(II)oxide
Explanation :
Naming rules for the compounds :
- write the cation name first then name the anion.
- If the cation is the transition metals with various charges, write the charge by using parenthesis and Roman numerals after the metal name.
- For mono-atomic anions, use suffix (-ide).
The Systematic name for CuI is Copper(I) iodide
The Systematic name of a compound is also called the (IUPAC) (International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry) nomenclature which tells the the chemical structure of the chemical substance, information about the chemical properties and creates consistency.
Now in naming the compounds below:
- if the compound contains molecular ( with non metals ) and ionic ( metals )compounds, the name of the second compound should end in ‘ide’
- Ionic Compounds containing transition metals, should have roman numeral after the name of the metal to indicate the charge of the transition.
Hence,
(a) CuI(s) -Copper(I) iodide
(b) fe2o3(s)- Iron(III) oxide
(c) CoF2(s)-Cobalt(I I) fluoride
(d) FeO(s)- Iron(II) oxide
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