Ionic

Compounds
Group Practice
Directions
★ Drag the ion charges to the correct card corners.
★ Use the “Criss Cross” method and determine the subscripts.
★ Place the correct subscript cards below each element card.
★ Write either the correct formula or name in the box with the dotted outline.
(use “control comma” to type subscripts)
★ Use the Periodic Table & Polyatomic ions & Transition Metals to help you
Naming and Writing Chemical Formulas for
Ionic Compounds (Transition Metals) +1

Name: Chromium (VI)

+3
oxide

+6

-1

-2

-3
Naming and Writing Chemical Formulas for
Ionic Compounds (Transition Metals) +1

Name: +2

+3

-1

Ni3P2 -2

-3
Naming and Writing Chemical Formulas for
Ionic Compounds (Transition Metals) +1

Name: Titanium
+2
(II) selenide

+3

-1

-2

-3
Naming and Writing Chemical Formulas for
Ionic Compounds (Transition Metals) +1

Name: +2

+3

-1

Cu3P -2

-3
Naming and Writing Chemical Formulas for
Ionic Compounds (Transition Metals) +1

Name: Manganese
+2
(II) iodide

+3

-1

-2

-3
Challenge Time
★ Use what you have learned from Part III of the
homework, what are polyatomic ions?

★ How do you write the chemical formula for

Magnesium hydroxide? In other words, what is
the chemical formula for Magnesium
hydroxide?
Naming and Writing Chemical Formulas for
Ionic Compounds (Polyatomic Ions) +1

Name: +2

+3

-1

FePO4 -2

-3
Naming and Writing Chemical Formulas for
Ionic Compounds (Polyatomic Ions) +1

Name: Titanium
+2
(II) acetate

+3

-1

-2

-3
Naming and Writing Chemical Formulas for
Ionic Compounds (Polyatomic Ions) +1

Name: +2

+3

-1

Fe(NO3)3 -2

-3
Naming and Writing Chemical Formulas for
Ionic Compounds (Polyatomic Ions) +1

Name: Cadmium(II)
+2
sulfate

+3

-1

-2

-3
Naming and Writing Chemical Formulas for
Ionic Compounds (Polyatomic Ions) +1

Name: +2

+3

-1

CaCO3 -2

-3