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A flow chart to help identify and balance charges in simple inorganic compounds. Users are asked a series of yes or no questions to determine the presence and combination of ions, such as hydroxide, ammonium, and polyatomic ions with 'ite' or 'ate' endings. The document also instructs users to write symbols using oxidation states from the periodic table to achieve a neutral charge.
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Does it start with hydro Combine H+ and the halogen together so the overall charge equals zero
Does it have an
No Yes
Does the name end with acid
No Yes
ic ous
Combine H+ with polyatomic ion that has “ite” ending so charge equals zero
Combine H+ with polyatomic ion that has “ate” ending so charge equals zero
Does it end in “ide”
No Yes
Combine first part of name with element from periodic table with polyatomic ion from chart so that the overall charge equals zero
Is it Ammonium NH 4 + Hydroxide OH – Or Cyanide CN-
No Yes Combine polyatomic ion mentioned in last step with other ion so charges equal zero Does it have a roman numeral
Yes No
Write symbols and use oxidation states from periodic table so the overall charge equals zero
Use the roman numeral to give the charge of the first symbol and combine it to the second symbol so the overall charge equals zero