Naming Ionic Compounds in Chemistry - [1-2-20]

In this lesson, you will learn how to name ionic compounds in chemistry. an ionic compound is comprised of a positively charged ion and a negatively charged ion that bond together due to electrostatic attraction. Effectively, an electron gets transferred from one species to the other (metal to nonmetal), leading to two ions which are bonded. This is why they are called ionic compounds. The naming system is very easy to understand and this is what we will focus on in this lesson.

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[oldmanpatriot]

I understand when ""ide"" is used... When is ""ate"" used? Example; instead chlorate is used

[shadowman]

I followed the play lists but I think, this skipped way ahead, what did I miss?

[chaldean]

do you have the video explaining why they want to look like other atoms when losing and gaining electrons? Where is it?