Transition Metal Cations and Common Monoatomic Anions

Vocabulary flashcards covering transition metal cation naming conventions and common monoatomic anions from Table 3.3.

Tabella 3.3 (Table 3.3)

A reference table showing the chemical formulas, roots, and Italian nomenclature for the most common monoatomic anions ($F^-$, $Cl^-$, $Br^-$, $I^-$, $O^{2-}$, and $S^{2-}$).

$Cu^+$ (Ione rame(I))

A transition metal cation whose name includes a Roman numeral in parentheses immediately following the metal to specify its charge.

$$Ag^+$$

A transition metal ion that forms only a single form of cation ($+1$ charge) rather than multiple oxidation states.

Fluoruro ($F^-$)

The monoatomic anion of fluorine formed with the root 'fluor'.

Cloruro ($Cl^-$)

The monoatomic anion of chlorine formed with the root 'clor'.

Bromuro ($Br^-$)

The monoatomic anion of bromine formed with the root 'brom'.

Ioduro ($I^-$)

The monoatomic anion of iodine formed with the root 'iod'.

Ossido ($O^{2-}$)

The monoatomic anion of oxygen carrying a $-2$ charge, formed with the root 'oss'.

Sulfuro ($S^{2-}$)

The monoatomic anion of sulfur carrying a $-2$ charge, formed with the root 'sulf'.