When to us -ide, -ate, -ite | Naming Molecules

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Exactly, instead of teaching us why, we're just told to memorize an example. Not helpful, frankly.

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What if you don't have the information of the right number of oxygen atoms that gives -ate. How are you supposed to then know if it's Per- (..) -ate, (...) -ate, (...) -ite or Hypo- (...) -ite?
Seems that naming theese requires already knowing which formula gives -ate, which you need to know?
In that case, why even bother, if you can't get to the answer without having some pre-requisite information?

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[@nnatt]

I'm very confused, can you explain why NO is nitrogen monoxide if you said -Ide is reserved for ionic compounds, but that is a covalent compound???? please someone explain 😢

[@Condray91oo6]

Oxygen is nonmetal so it would have ide? (I have no clue)

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@@Condray91oo6yes and the mono stands for one oxygen

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beryllium chlorate has a formula
Be(ClO3-)2

[@Itoon-h2z]

If PO4^3- is phosphate and PO3^3- is phosphite then how exactly they differ since I should use "ate" if only it's less than 3 right?

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In some of them, they have the number 2 in front of the name. Why is that?

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[@somasundharsharma8210]

Can you please tell the difference between 'ITE' and 'ATE'

[@dundermifflinity]

Watch the video again, it's explained at least 4 times.

[@Lkn6789]

Basically , these two words are only for polyatomic ions. Take a look at the chart he shows for ex: NO3- is nitrATE. But if you take away ONE oxygen it will be NO2- so the name changes to NitrITE. In summery it represents if you took away an oxygen atom or not. I’m probably late but hope this helps!

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@@dundermifflinity stfu it s not explained how to name it, just how to go from one to another

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What if it is O4

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should i memorize some ~~ate ending ions to know if it is ~~ite or hypo~~ ite?

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Hypochlorite?

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-OH is a polyatomic ion , though we use -ide ...why?
why not sodium hydroxITE?

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