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Polyatomic and Monoatomic Ions Flashcards

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What is the following polyatomic ion: NO3

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Nitrate (-1)

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What is the following polyatomic ion: CO3

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Carbonate (-2)

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3
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What is the following polyatomic ion: NH4

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Ammonium (+1)

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4
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What is the following polyatomic ion: OH

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Hydroxide (-1)

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What is the following polyatomic ion: NO2

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Nitrite (-1)

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What is the following polyatomic ion: SO4

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Sulfate (-2)

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What is the following polyatomic ion: CN

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Cyanide (-1)

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What is the following polyatomic ion: C2H3O2

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Acetate (-1)

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What is the following polyatomic ion: PO4

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Phosphate (-3)

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10
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What is the following polyatomic ion: CIO3

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Chlorate (0)

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11
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What is the following polyatomic ion: CIO

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Hypochlorite (+1)

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12
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What is the following polyatomic ion: CrO4

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Chromate (-2)

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13
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What is the following polyatomic ion: HPO4

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Hydrogen Phosphate (-2)

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14
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What is the following polyatomic ion: CIO4

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Perchlorate (-1)

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15
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What is the following polyatomic ion: KMnO4

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Potassium Permanganate (0)

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16
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What is the following polyatomic ion: PO3

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Phosphite (-3)

17
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What is the following polyatomic ion: C2O4

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Oxalate (-2)

18
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What is the following polyatomic ion: BrO3

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Bromate (-1)

19
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What is the following polyatomic ion: IO3

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Iodate (-1)

20
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What is a monatomic ion?

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An ion (with a name) only composed of one molecule.

21
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What is the following monoatomic ion: N^3-

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Nitride

22
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What is the following polyatomic ion: SO3

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Sulphite

23
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What is the following monoatomic ion: S^2-

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Sulfide

24
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What is the following monoatomic ion: P^3-

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Phosphide

25
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What is the following monoatomic ion: Cl^-

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Chloride

26
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What is the following polyatomic ion: CIO2

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​Chlorite

27
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When naming monoatomic and polyatomic ions, what does the prefix “hypo” mean?

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There is less oxygen then normal “ite” endings, so we use hypo as a prefix. Examples: Hypochlorite, hypobromite, etc. in polyatomic ions that follow the following formula XO subscript Y

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When naming monoatomic and polyatomic ions, what does the prefix “per” mean?

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More oxygen then normal. Examples: Perchlorite, Perbromite in polyatomic ions that follow the following formula XO subscript Y

29
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When naming monoatomic and polyatomic ions, what does the suffix “ide” mean?

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A monoatomic ion with no oxygen and only one of that element (typically, exceptions exist) in polyatomic ions that follow the following formula XO subscript Y

30
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When naming monoatomic and polyatomic ions, what does the suffix “ite” mean?

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More oxygen in polyatomic ions that follow the following formula XO subscript Y

31
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When naming monoatomic and polyatomic ions, what does the suffix “ate” mean?

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More oxygen than the one with ite in polyatomic ions that follow the following formula XO subscript Y

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