Chemical Nomenclature Mastery: Ionic, Covalent & Acid Naming + Formula Writing

Struggling with chemical nomenclature? In this chemistry lesson, you’ll learn how to name ionic compounds, covalent (molecular) compounds, and acids AND how to write their formulas step-by-step. This video covers: • Ionic compound naming • Covalent/molecular compound naming • Acid nomenclature • Writing chemical formulas • Roman numerals in chemistry • Polyatomic ions • Transition metals • Prefixes (mono, di, tri, tetra, etc.) • Charge crossing/criss-cross method • Practice problems with full explanations We work through 30 chemistry practice questions designed around the most common mistakes students make on quizzes, unit tests, Regents exams, honors chemistry, AP Chemistry, and college chemistry courses. Topics included: Naming ionic compounds with transition metals Writing formulas from compound names Naming covalent compounds with prefixes Acid naming rules (-ate → -ic acid, -ite → -ous acid) Polyatomic ions and charges Formula writing practice Chemistry exam review Examples include: Iron (III) sulfate, lead(IV) oxide, ammonium nitrate, sulfuric acid, nitric acid, dichlorine heptoxide, sulfur hexafluoride, phosphoric acid, and more. If you want to master chemical nomenclature and stop memorizing random rules, this video breaks everything down into a simple system. Perfect for: High school chemistry AP Chemistry College chemistry General chemistry students Chemistry test review Homework help Regents chemistry review #chemistry #chemicalnomenclature #ioniccompounds #covalentcompounds #acidnaming #polyatomicions #apchemistry #chemistryhelp