Naming Order

[Jedrick Zablan 3L]

What was the naming order again. and what is a good way to memorize it?

[Christine Honda 2I]

(Greek Prefix) Ligand names in alphabetical order, Transition Metal Cation Name (Roman Numeral). If there are anions, then add it to the end. If there is water then add (Greek Prefix) Hydrate.

[Suraj Doshi 2G]

1) Greek Prefix
2) TM cation name with roman numerals
3) Anion
4) Hydrate with proper prefix

[Ashley Kao 1H]

In lecture, we learned that when writing coordination compounds, we write the following:
(Greek Prefix) Ligand names alphabetical order, then Transition Metal Cation name (Roman Numeral).
However, if there are anions, then the anion will be named after the Roman Numeral.

[Anish Patel 4B]

If there is a neutral molecule too, do you write its name before the hydrate?

[Debora Fernandez Clemente_ 4H]

I am not sure by what it meant that when a ligand name is with DI-, TRI-, TETRA, or polydentate, we should have different prefixes such as bis, tris, tetrakis, and pentakis. Are there any examples with these prefixes?