Type II Binary Ionic Compounds - Naming and Writing Formulas

In this video we will learn about type II binary ionic compounds and learn how to name and write the chemical formulas for them. We will also work out several examples and at the very end students will be given a few to try on their own.

[irisgomez]

What a life saver! I did not understand this concept and was struggling . This helped tremendously and explained everything ! Thank you !

[CJ-ytcn]

Please correct me if I'm wrong but when you reveal the answers at the last bit, 13:13, you have stannic (tin) labelled as Pb (lead). I believe the answer should be SnCl not PbCl4.

[someoneontheinternet]

thank you so much! i understood more than my college class

[gabrielpinto]

Question. Fe and Mn are transition metals right? So where did you get their charges from.

[ahmadhourani]

you are awesome
thank you very much ❤❤

[vanessalopez]

For Fe2O3 why would you have the charges multiply to 6?

[ChefSporty]

9:00 why does he not write the charges?

[ronielyncuison]

For stannic chloride, it should have been SnCl4.

[jessicarichards]

isn't lead a basic metal why does it get the roman numeral?

[zeusdelacruz]

This teacher sounds like Technoblade tbh

[TheSabrina]

he no offense but you literally just said some of the names without explaining why