Ionic Formula/Nomenclature Test Fri 9/26
I found an additional worksheet for you at http://www.lodi.k12.wi.us/schools/hs/Schnell/Chemistry/nomenclature/ionic%203.htm
that you can use for extra practice. Should you use this worksheet, omit the following: nitrogen, mercury (II) iodide, cesium dihydrogen arsenate, hydrogen peroxide,and Na2O2.
There are also worksheets available at http://www.chemfiesta.org on a variety of topics in chemistry. Do visit them for extra practice.
In addition to the previous sections mentioned, please read pp. 76-83 and work 1-5 onp. 83 and 49, 50, 51, 52, 56b, and 57 on pp. 89-90. Also, read p. 506 and pp. 508-510.
We'll learn more on Monday and Tuesday and go to lab on Wednesday for ionic compounds and on Thursday for percent composition.
Be sure that you pay good attention to the notes that you took as well as to the ionic compound lab. Go back and practice problems in your text to ensure your understanding.
If you are not doing well in our class, you need to change the way you are keeping up with chemistry. You must immerse yourself daily in chemistry in order to maintain your progress and continue your understanding. One unit builds upon another. You cannot merely memorize and then not expect to see the information again. Chemistry is like a foreign language and requires consistent practice in order to master.