Let’s get you on that practice side now.
Name these hydroxides with all 3 nomenclatures:
NaOH
Sodium has a valence of +1
Sodium Hydroxide <--- Traditional
Sodium MonoHydroxide <--- IUPAC
Sodium(I) Hydroxide <--- Stock
Ca(OH)2
Calcium has a valence of +2.
Calcium Hydroxide <--- Traditional
Calcium diHydroxide <--- IUPAC
Calcium(II) Hydroxide <--- Stock
Al(OH)3
Aluminum has a valence of +3
Aluminum Hydroxide <--- Traditional
Aluminum TriHydroxide <--- IUPAC
Aluminum (III) Hydroxide <--- Stock
Pb(OH)4
Lead has a valence of +4 in this hydroxide.
Plumbic Hydroxide <--- Traditional
Lead tetraHydroxide <--- IUPAC
Lead(IV) Hydroxide <--- Stock
CuOH
Copper has a valence of +1
Cuprous Hydroxide <--- Traditional
Copper DiHydroxide <--- IUPAC
Copper(II) Hydroxide <--- Stock
Coming up! Acids Nomenclature
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This may sound idiotic, but I seriously appreciate you putting the time and effort into this - I will be starting college level chemistry this upcoming semester, and knowing is half the battle!
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