Common Polyatomic Ions+ Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

H2PO4-

A

dihydrogen phosphate

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2
Q

C032-

A

Carbonate

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3
Q

HPO42-

A

hydrogen phosphate

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4
Q

ClO2-

A

Chlorite

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5
Q

Cl0-

A

hypochlorite

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6
Q

ClO4-

A

perchlorate

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7
Q

ClO3-

A

chlorate

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8
Q

022-

A

peroxide

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9
Q

HSO4-

A

hydrogen sulfate

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10
Q

NO2-

A

nitrite

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11
Q

OH-

A

hydroxide

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12
Q

MnO4-

A

permanganate

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13
Q

SO42-

A

Sulfate

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14
Q

SO32-

A

sulfite

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15
Q

HC03-

A

hydrogen carbonate

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16
Q

NO3-

17
Q

CN-

18
Q

CH3COO- or C2H3O2-

19
Q

H3O+

20
Q

NH4+

21
Q

PO43-

22
Q

Cr2O72-

23
Q

CrO42-

24
Q

Monoatomic cation charge

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Monoatomic anion charge
group #-8
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Covalent rules
Name first nonmetal, name second nonmetal w/ prefix mono, di, etc,endsuffixwithide
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Binary acids naming rule(hydrogen)
use prefix hydro, name second nonmetal w/ suffix -ic- followed by "acid"
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binary ionic compound naming rules
name metal, nonmetal ends w/ ide OR name metal, use roman numbers to indicate charge of transition metal, nonmetal ends w/ -ide-
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Polyatomic ion Non-binary oxo-acid
ate becomes ic, ite becomes ous, followed by acid
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Non-binary ionic compound rules
name metal, name polyatomic ion OR name metal using roman # for charge and name polyatomic ion