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Naming Ionic Compounds with Polyatomic Ions

In this video, we focus on naming ionic compounds that contain polyatomic ions and writing their correct chemical formulas. You’ll learn how to treat a polyatomic ion as a single unit within a compound and how this affects both naming and formula writing. We work through common polyatomic ions such as ammonium, nitrate, carbonate, sulfate, and others that are typically introduced in high school and introductory chemistry courses. Special attention is given to when and why parentheses are required in formulas, and how to correctly balance charges without breaking the polyatomic ion apart. This lesson builds on earlier videos about binary and multivalent ionic compounds and is part of the RMJ Science series on inorganic nomenclature. A separate video in this series focuses specifically on oxyanions and their naming patterns. 🎁 Free Polyatomic Ions Reference Sheet: https://rmj-science.kit.com/231224a4e2 Check out the rest of the nomenclature series here:    • Inorganic Nomenclature