Polyatomic Ions

Question 1

CO_3^-2

Answer 1

Carbonate

Question 2

C₂H₃O₂^-

Answer 2

Acetate

Question 3

HCO₃^-

Answer 3

Bicarbonate/Hydrogen Carbonate

Question 4

MnO₄^-

Answer 4

Permanganate

Question 5

NH₄^{<span>+</span>}

Answer 5

Ammonium

Question 6

NO₃^-

Answer 6

Nitrate

Question 7

OH^-

Answer 7

Hydroxide

Question 8

PO₄^-3

Answer 8

Phosphate

Question 9

SO₄^-2

Answer 9

Sulfate

Question 10

CrO₄^-2

Answer 10

Chromate

Question 11

Cr2O7-2

Answer 11

Dichromate

Question 12

CN^-

Answer 12

Cyanide

Question 13

ClO₃^-

Answer 13

Chlorate

Question 14

BrO₃^-

Answer 14

Bromate

Question 15

IO₃^-

Answer 15

Iodate

Question 16

S₂O₃^-2

Answer 16

Thiosulfate

Question 17

SCN^-

Answer 17

Thiocyanate

Question 18

C₂O₄^-2

Answer 18

Oxalate

Question 19

NO₂^-2

Answer 19

Nitrite

Question 20

SO₃^-2

Answer 20

Sulfite

Question 21

HSO₄^-

Answer 21

Bisulfate/Hydrogen sulfate

Question 22

ClO^-

Answer 22

Hypochlorite

Question 23

ClO₂^-

Answer 23

Chlorite

Question 24

ClO₄^-

Answer 24

Perchlorate

Question 25

What is a polyatomic ion? What is the difference between a polyatomic ion and a monoatomic ion?

Answer 25

Polyatomic ion: A charged species (ion) composed of two or more atoms covalently bonded or of a metal complex that can be considered to be acting as a single unit in the context of acid and base chemistry or in the formation of salts. Monoatomic ion: An ion consisting of one or more atoms of a single element (unlike a polyatomic ion, which consists of more than one element in one ion).