Ion formulas Flashcards

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ammonium?

A

NH4 +

Ammonium is a positively charged polyatomic ion.

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bromide?

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Br −

Bromide is a negatively charged ion.

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caesium?

A

Cs +

Caesium is a monovalent cation.

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chloride?

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Cℓ −

Chloride is a common anion in many chemical compounds.

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copper(I)?

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Cu +

Copper(I) indicates the copper ion with a +1 charge.

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cyanide?

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CN −

Cyanide is a highly toxic ion.

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hydrogen?

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H +

Hydrogen ion is often referred to as a proton.

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dihydrogen phosphate?

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H2PO4 −

Dihydrogenphosphate is a common anion in biochemistry.

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lithium?

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Li +

Lithium is a monovalent cation.

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ethanoate (acetate)?

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CH3COO −

Acetate is often found in organic compounds.

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potassium?

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K +

Potassium is an essential element for biological systems.

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fluoride?

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F −

Fluoride is commonly used in dental care.

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rubidium?

A

Rb +

Rubidium is also a monovalent cation.

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hydrogen carbonate?

A

HCO3 −

Hydrogencarbonate is important in maintaining pH balance.

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silver?

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Ag +

Silver ions are used in various applications, including antimicrobial treatments.

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Hydrogen sulfate?

A

HSO4 −

Hydrogensulfate is a polyatomic ion derived from sulfuric acid.

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sodium?

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Na +

Sodium is critical for nerve function in living organisms.

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hydroxide?

A

OH −

Hydroxide is a common base in chemistry.

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barium?

A

Ba 2+

Barium is a divalent cation.

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iodide?

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I −

Iodide is an essential nutrient for thyroid function.

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calcium?

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Ca 2+

Calcium is vital for bone health.

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nitrate?

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NO3 −

Nitrate is commonly found in fertilizers.

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cobalt(II)?

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Co 2+

Cobalt(II) indicates the cobalt ion with a +2 charge.

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nitrite?

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NO2 −

Nitrite is involved in the nitrogen cycle.

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copper(II)?
Cu 2+ ## Footnote Copper(II) indicates the copper ion with a +2 charge.
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permanganate?
MnO4 − ## Footnote Permanganate is a strong oxidizing agent.
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iron(II)?
Fe 2+ ## Footnote Iron(II) is important in hemoglobin.
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carbonate?
CO3 2− ## Footnote Carbonate is a common anion in geology.
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lead(II)?
Pb 2+ ## Footnote Lead(II) is often encountered in various compounds.
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chromate?
CrO4 2− ## Footnote Chromate is used in industrial processes.
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magnesium?
Mg 2+ ## Footnote Magnesium is essential for many biochemical processes.
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dichromate?
Cr2O7 2− ## Footnote Dichromate is a powerful oxidizing agent.
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manganese(II)?
Mn 2+ ## Footnote Manganese(II) plays a role in various enzymatic reactions.
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hydrogenphosphate?
HPO4 2− ## Footnote Hydrogenphosphate is involved in energy transfer.
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nickel(II)?
Ni 2+ ## Footnote Nickel(II) is significant in various alloys.
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oxalate?
C2O4 2− ## Footnote Oxalate can form complexes with metal ions.
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strontium?
Sr 2+ ## Footnote Strontium is similar to calcium in its properties.
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oxide?
O 2− ## Footnote Oxide is a common anion in metal oxides.
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zinc?
Zn 2+ ## Footnote Zinc is essential for many biological functions.
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sulfate?
SO4 2− ## Footnote Sulfate is a widely distributed ion in nature.
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aluminium?
Aℓ 3+ ## Footnote Aluminium is a trivalent cation.
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sulfide?
S 2− ## Footnote Sulfide is often found in minerals.
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chromium(III)?
Cr 3+ ## Footnote Chromium(III) is used in various industrial applications.
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sulfite?
SO3 2− ## Footnote Sulfite is used as a preservative in food.
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iron(III)?
Fe 3+ ## Footnote Iron(III) plays a role in various oxidation-reduction reactions.
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nitride?
N 3− ## Footnote Nitride is a common anion with applications in ceramics.
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phosphate?
PO4 3− ## Footnote Phosphate is critical for DNA and RNA synthesis.
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ammonia
NH3
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hydrogen peroxide
H202
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ethanoic acid
CH2COOH
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hydrochloric acid
HCℓ
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nitric acid
HNO3
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carbonic acid
H2CO3
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sulfuric acid
H2SO4
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sulfurous acid
H2SO3
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phosphoric acid
H3PO4