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    This document contains an activity assessing a student's knowledge of polyatomic ions through true/false questions and naming ionic compounds containing polyatomic ions. It also contains a performance task where the student discusses a familiar compound containing a polyatomic ion, iron(II) sulfate. Key points covered are that polyatomic ions are treated as single elements, may be cations or anions, and the number outside parentheses indicates how many are present in an ionic compound formula.

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    This document contains an activity assessing a student's knowledge of polyatomic ions through true/false questions and naming ionic compounds containing polyatomic ions. It also contains a performance task where the student discusses a familiar compound containing a polyatomic ion, iron(II) sulfate. Key points covered are that polyatomic ions are treated as single elements, may be cations or anions, and the number outside parentheses indicates how many are present in an ionic compound formula.

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    This document contains an activity assessing a student's knowledge of polyatomic ions through true/false questions and naming ionic compounds containing polyatomic ions. It also contains a performance task where the student discusses a familiar compound containing a polyatomic ion, iron(II) sulfate. Key points covered are that polyatomic ions are treated as single elements, may be cations or anions, and the number outside parentheses indicates how many are present in an ionic compound formula.

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    This document contains an activity assessing a student's knowledge of polyatomic ions through true/false questions and naming ionic compounds containing polyatomic ions. It also contains a performance task where the student discusses a familiar compound containing a polyatomic ion, iron(II) sulfate. Key points covered are that polyatomic ions are treated as single elements, may be cations or anions, and the number outside parentheses indicates how many are present in an ionic compound formula.

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    Name: MYREL C. TUCIO Date: Nov.

    24, 2021

    Grade Level, Strand & Section: 12 STEM- D Score: __________

    ACTIVITY 1: IS IT TRUE?

    TRUE or FALSE: Write True if the statement is True and False if otherwise.

    1. Polyatomic ions are treated as if it is one element. TRUE

    2. If a Polyatomic ion is 2 or more, it will ONLY be enclosed in parenthesis. TRUE

    3. Polyatomic ions are covalently bonded. TRUE

    4. Polyatomic ions maybe Cation or Anion. TRUE

    5. The number outside the parenthesis of the polyatomic ion tells us how many of that ions are present.
    TRUE

    ACTIVITY 2: WHO’S THAT COMPOUND?

    I. Name the following ionic compounds with Polyatomic Ion. Note: Use the Modern System for Group B
    elements with more than 1 charge/oxidation state.

    CHEMICAL FORMULA CHEMICAL NAME

    Ba(IO3)2 6. Barium iodate


    Ga(CNO3)3 7. Gallium nitrate
    Ag2SO3 8. Silver sulfite
    MgCO 9. Magnesium hypocarbonate
    NH3NO2 10. Ammonium nitrate
    Al(C2H3O2)3 11. aluminum acetate
    SrSO3 12. Strontium sulfite
    RbClO2 13. Rubidium chlorite
    NH4Cl 14. Ammonium chloride
    NaNO 15. Sodium hyponitrite
    Be(OH)2 16. Beryllium hydroxide
    Ba(IO3)2 17. Barium iodate
    Ni(MnO4)3 18. Nickel(III) permanganate
    MnCO4 19. Manganese(II) percarbonate
    Au(NO3)3 20. Gold(III) nitrate
    Sn(C2H3O2)4 21. Tin(IV) acetate
    Pb(ClO2)2 22. Lead(II) chlorite
    Fe(BrO)3 23. Iron(III) bromate
    KCNO 24. Potassium cyanate
    Ca3(PO4)2 25. Calcium phosphate
    Mn4(SiO4)7 26. Manganese (VII) nitrate
    CuS2O3 27. Copper(II) thiosulfate
    H2O2 28. Hydrogen peroxide
    NaCH3COO 29. Sodium acetate
    NH4NO3 30. Ammonium nitrate

    II. Write the formula for the following compound.

    CHEMICAL NAME CHEMICAL FORMULA


    Magnesium phosphate 31. Mg3(PO4)2
    Tin (IV) nitrite 32. Sn(NO2)4
    Lead (IV) acetate 33. Pb(C2H3O2)4
    Mercury (I) bicarbonate 34. HgHCO3
    Plumbous perchlorate 35. Pb(CIO4)2
    Barium iodate 36. Ba(IO3)2
    Aluminum acetate 37.Al(C2H3O2)
    Strontium sulfite 38. SrSO3
    Silver hyposulfite 39. Ag2SO2
    Manganese (II) carbonate 40. MnCO₃

    PERFORMANCE TASK: MY POLYATOMIC ION

    41.- 50. In your experience, what compound/s that has/have Polyatomic ion is most familiar to you?
    Explain the use/s of that compound. (10pts)

    The compound that is most familiar with me is the Iron(II) sulphate or ferrous sulphate which
    this hydrated form is used in many applications including ink and dye manufacturing, as well as
    in agriculture were this can be recommended to plants and trees. Ferrous sulphate is also a
    component of the drug I take to prevent iron deficient anaemia.

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