This document provides instructions for naming binary ionic compounds based on their chemical formulae. It explains that binary compounds contain two elements, with the first part of the name coming from the metal element and the second part coming from the non-metal element modified to end in "-ide". An example is worked out, showing that the binary compound Al2O3 is named aluminum oxide. Students are then given additional examples and asked to practice naming binary compounds from their formulae.

1. Naming Binary Compounds-Part
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General Rules

2. Objectives
Name simple binary compounds using their formulae.
Given the name, write the formula of simple binary
compounds

3. Review
We learned how to create the compounds using their
charges now we will learn how to name those
compounds.
Binary compounds only contain 2 elements.

4. General Naming System For
IOnic Compounds
Ionic compounds are usually made up of a metal and
a non-metal.
For example take the compound: Al2O3
The first part of the name comes from the name of
the element while the second part the name of the
element is modified to end in -ide.

5. On with Our Example
Binary Compound: Al2O3
The first part of the name will be Aluminum
The second part is modifed from oxygen to oxide
Put them together to get: Aluminum oxide

6. Now You Try It
Here are some example:
BaO
Fe2O3
ZnCl2
Now pause the video and try the problem.

7. The Answers
Barium Oxide
Iron Oxide
Zinc Chloride

8. Be prepared to practice in class