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CATIONS: Ammonium

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Ammonium

Example sentence: The ammonium ion has a positive charge of +1.

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CATIONS: Cesium

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Cesium

Example sentence: Cesium is a monovalent cation with a valence of +1.

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CATIONS: Hydrogen

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Hydrogen

Example sentence: Hydrogen is a monovalent cation with a valence of +1.

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CATIONS: Lithium

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Lithium

Example sentence: Lithium is a monovalent cation with a valence of +1.

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CATIONS: Potassium

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Potassium

Example sentence: Potassium is a monovalent cation with a valence of +1.

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CATIONS: Rubidium

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Rubidium

Example sentence: Rubidium is a monovalent cation with a valence of +1.

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CATIONS: Silver

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Silver

Example sentence: Silver is a monovalent cation with a valence of +1.

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CATIONS: Sodium

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Sodium

Example sentence: Sodium is a monovalent cation with a valence of +1.

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CATIONS: Barium

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Barium

Example sentence: Barium is a divalent cation with a valence of +2.

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CATIONS: Beryllium

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Beryllium

Example sentence: Beryllium is a divalent cation with a valence of +2.

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CATIONS: Cadmium

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Cadmium

Example sentence: Cadmium is a divalent cation with a valence of +2.

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CATIONS: Calcium

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Calcium

Example sentence: Calcium is a divalent cation with a valence of +2.

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CATIONS: Chromium

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Chromium

Example sentence: Chromium is a divalent cation with a valence of +2.

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CATIONS: Germanium

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Germanium

Example sentence: Germanium is a divalent cation with a valence of +2.

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CATIONS: Magnesium

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Magnesium

Example sentence: Magnesium is a divalent cation with a valence of +2.

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CATIONS: Manganese

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Manganese

Example sentence: Manganese is a monovalent cation with a valence of +1.

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CATIONS: Radium

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Radium

Example sentence: Radium is a monovalent cation with a valence of +1.

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CATIONS: Selenium

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Selenium

Example sentence: Selenium is a monovalent cation with a valence of +1.

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CATIONS: Strontium

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Strontium

Example sentence: Strontium is a monovalent cation with a valence of +1.

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CATIONS: Zinc

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Zinc

Example sentence: Zinc is a monovalent cation with a valence of +1.

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CATIONS: Boron

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Boron

Example sentence: Boron is a monovalent cation with a valence of +1.

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CATIONS: Aluminum

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Aluminum

Example sentence: Aluminum is a trivalent cation with a valence of +3.

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CATIONS: Gallium

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Gallium

Example sentence: Gallium is a trivalent cation with a valence of +3.

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CATIONS: Scandium

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Scandium

Example sentence: Scandium is a trivalent cation with a valence of +3.

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CATIONS: Acetate
Acetate ## Footnote Example sentence: Acetate is a monovalent anion with a valence of -1.
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CATIONS: Bicarbonate
Bicarbonate ## Footnote Example sentence: Bicarbonate is a monovalent anion with a valence of -1.
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CATIONS: Bisulfite
Bisulfite ## Footnote Example sentence: Bisulfite is a monovalent anion with a valence of -1.
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CATIONS: Bisulfate
Bisulfate ## Footnote Example sentence: Bisulfate is a divalent anion with a valence of -2.
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CATIONS: Bromide
Bromide ## Footnote Example sentence: Bromide is a monovalent anion with a valence of -1.
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CATIONS: Hypobromite
Hypobromite ## Footnote Example sentence: Hypobromite is a monovalent anion with a valence of -1.
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CATIONS: Bromate
Bromate ## Footnote Example sentence: Bromate is a monovalent anion with a valence of -1.
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CATIONS: Chloride
Chloride ## Footnote Example sentence: Chloride is a monovalent anion with a valence of -1.
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CATIONS: Copper
Copper ## Footnote Example sentence: Copper is a monovalent cation with a valence of +1.
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CATIONS: Mercury
Mercury ## Footnote Example sentence: Mercury is a divalent cation with a valence of +2.
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CATIONS: Gold
Gold ## Footnote Example sentence: Gold is a monovalent cation with a valence of +1.
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CATIONS: Iron
Iron ## Footnote Example sentence: Iron is a divalent cation with a valence of +2.
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CATIONS: Cobalt
Cobalt ## Footnote Example sentence: Cobalt is a divalent cation with a valence of +2.
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CATIONS: Nickel
Nickel ## Footnote Example sentence: Nickel is a divalent cation with a valence of +2.
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CATIONS: Tin
Tin ## Footnote Example sentence: Tin is a divalent cation with a valence of +2.
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CATIONS: Lead
Lead ## Footnote Example sentence: Lead is a divalent cation with a valence of +2.
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CATIONS: Phosphorus
Phosphorus ## Footnote Example sentence: Phosphorus is a trivalent cation with a valence of +3.
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CATIONS: Arsenic
Arsenic ## Footnote Example sentence: Arsenic is a trivalent cation with a valence of +3.
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CATIONS: Antimony
Antimony ## Footnote Example sentence: Antimony is a trivalent cation with a valence of +3.
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CATIONS: Bismuth
Bismuth ## Footnote Example sentence: Bismuth is a trivalent cation with a valence of +3.
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CATIONS: Zincate
Zincate ## Footnote Example sentence: Zincate is a divalent anion with a valence of -2.
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CATIONS: Cu
Cu ## Footnote Example sentence: Cu is the symbol for the monovalent cation copper.
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CATIONS: Hg
Hg ## Footnote Example sentence: Hg is the symbol for the divalent cation mercury.
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CATIONS: Au
Au ## Footnote Example sentence: Au is the symbol for the monovalent cation gold.
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CATIONS: Fe
Fe ## Footnote Example sentence: Fe is the symbol for the divalent cation iron.
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CATIONS: Co
Co ## Footnote Example sentence: Co is the symbol for the divalent cation cobalt.
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CATIONS: Sn
Sn ## Footnote Example sentence: Sn is the symbol for the divalent cation tin.
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CATIONS: Pb
Pb ## Footnote Example sentence: Pb is the symbol for the divalent cation lead.
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CATIONS: P
P ## Footnote Example sentence: P is the symbol for the trivalent cation phosphorus.
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CATIONS: As
As ## Footnote Example sentence: As is the symbol for the trivalent cation arsenic.
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CATIONS: Sb
Sb ## Footnote Example sentence: Sb is the symbol for the trivalent cation antimony.
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CATIONS: Bi
Bi ## Footnote Example sentence: Bi is the symbol for the trivalent cation bismuth.

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