Multivalent Metal Compounds

In this video, we learn how to name and write formulas for ionic compounds that contain a multivalent metal - that is, a metal that can develop more than one charge. These are most often transition metals, but not all of them! It’s helpful to have a periodic table nearby for this one.

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For question 8:02 How did you get Vs If vanadium only has 4 and 5+ ion charges?

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Vanadium can be +2 or +3 as well.

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How did you got -6 in 5:08

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Rewatch from 4:50 to 5:08 🙂

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