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    The document discusses different types of inorganic nomenclature including systematic, stock, and IUPAC nomenclature. It provides examples of naming basic oxides such as MnO2 as manganese (IV) oxide using stock nomenclature. The document also discusses naming conventions for anhydrides, hydroxides, oxoacids, and salts according to the different nomenclature systems.

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    The document discusses different types of inorganic nomenclature including systematic, stock, and IUPAC nomenclature. It provides examples of naming basic oxides such as MnO2 as manganese (IV) oxide using stock nomenclature. The document also discusses naming conventions for anhydrides, hydroxides, oxoacids, and salts according to the different nomenclature systems.

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    INORGANIC NOMENCLATURE 1.

    BASIC OXIDES:

    2.

    ANHYDRIDES

    3.

    HYDROXIDES

    4.

    OXOACIDS

    5.

    SALTS

    TYPES OF NOMENCLATURE: SYSTEMATIC NOMENCLATURE

    e.g. SO2 = Sulfur dioxide, N2O5 = Dinitrogen pentoxide, CO = Carbon monoxide (when two vowels appear next to each other, the vowel of Greek prefix is dropped; the prefix mono- is never used for naming the first element of a compound)

    STOCK NOMENCLATURE
    Oxidation number written in a parenthesis, it is prefered

    MnO2 PbO

    manganese (IV) oxide lead (II) oxide

    Cr2O3 HgO

    chromium (III) oxide mercury (II) oxide

    IUPAC or TRADITIONAL NOMENCLATURE


    Oxidation state Lowest Cations and acids hypo- -ous -ous -ic Highest hyper- -ic B
    +3

    Te+2 Fe+2 Fe
    +3

    Cl+1 Cl+3 Cl+5 Cl+7

    Te+4 Te
    +6

    1.

    BASIC OXIDES:

    CASE 1
    SYSTEMATIC NOMENCLATURE STOCK NOMENCLATURE IUPAC

    CASE 2
    SYSTEMATIC NOMENCLATURE STOCK NOMENCLATURE IUPAC

    SYSTEMATIC

    STOCK

    IUPAC

    2.

    ANHYDRIDES

    CASE 1
    SYSTEMATIC NOMENCLATURE STOCK NOMENCLATURE IUPAC

    CASE 2
    SYSTEMATIC NOMENCLATURE STOCK NOMENCLATURE IUPAC

    CASE 3
    SYSTEMATIC NOMENCLATURE STOCK NOMENCLATURE IUPAC

    CASE 4
    SYSTEMATIC NOMENCLATURE STOCK NOMENCLATURE IUPAC

    SYSTEMATIC

    STOCK

    IUPAC

    3.

    HYDROXIDES

    IUPAC

    IUPAC

    4.

    OXOACIDS

    IUPAC

    IUPAC

    5.

    SALTS

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