Ion formulas Flashcards
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ammonium?
NH4 +
Ammonium is a positively charged polyatomic ion.
bromide?
Br −
Bromide is a negatively charged ion.
caesium?
Cs +
Caesium is a monovalent cation.
chloride?
Cℓ −
Chloride is a common anion in many chemical compounds.
copper(I)?
Cu +
Copper(I) indicates the copper ion with a +1 charge.
cyanide?
CN −
Cyanide is a highly toxic ion.
hydrogen?
H +
Hydrogen ion is often referred to as a proton.
dihydrogen phosphate?
H2PO4 −
Dihydrogenphosphate is a common anion in biochemistry.
lithium?
Li +
Lithium is a monovalent cation.
ethanoate (acetate)?
CH3COO −
Acetate is often found in organic compounds.
potassium?
K +
Potassium is an essential element for biological systems.
fluoride?
F −
Fluoride is commonly used in dental care.
rubidium?
Rb +
Rubidium is also a monovalent cation.
hydrogen carbonate?
HCO3 −
Hydrogencarbonate is important in maintaining pH balance.
silver?
Ag +
Silver ions are used in various applications, including antimicrobial treatments.
Hydrogen sulfate?
HSO4 −
Hydrogensulfate is a polyatomic ion derived from sulfuric acid.
sodium?
Na +
Sodium is critical for nerve function in living organisms.
hydroxide?
OH −
Hydroxide is a common base in chemistry.
barium?
Ba 2+
Barium is a divalent cation.
iodide?
I −
Iodide is an essential nutrient for thyroid function.
calcium?
Ca 2+
Calcium is vital for bone health.
nitrate?
NO3 −
Nitrate is commonly found in fertilizers.
cobalt(II)?
Co 2+
Cobalt(II) indicates the cobalt ion with a +2 charge.
nitrite?
NO2 −
Nitrite is involved in the nitrogen cycle.