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Vocabulary review flashcards covering common monatomic ions, polyatomic cations and anions, and multivalent transition metal ions with both Stock system and classical system nomenclatures.
Ammonium
NH4 Charge: 1+
Hydronium
H3O 1+
Hydroxide
A polyatomic anion with the chemical formula OH− and a charge of 1−.
Cyanide
A polyatomic anion with the chemical formula CN− and a charge of 1−.
Peroxide
O2 Charge: 2−.
Carbonate
A polyatomic anion with the chemical formula CO32− and a charge of 2−.
Oxalate
A polyatomic anion with the chemical formula C2O42− and a charge of 2−.
Nitrite
NO2 Charge: 1-
Nitrate
A polyatomic anion with the chemical formula NO3− and a charge of 1−.
Phosphite
PO3 3-
Phosphate
A polyatomic anion with the chemical formula PO43− and a charge of 3−.
Sulfite
SO3 2-
Sulfate
SO4 2-
Thiosulfate
A polyatomic anion with the chemical formula S2O32− and a charge of 2−.
Hypochlorite
A polyatomic anion with the chemical formula ClO− and a charge of 1−.
Chlorite
ClO2 Charge: 1−.
Chlorate
A polyatomic anion with the chemical formula ClO3− and a charge of 1−.
Perchlorate
ClO4 Charge: 1-
Acetate
A polyatomic anion represented by the formula CH3COO− or C2H3O2−, with a charge of 1−.
Arsenate
AsO4 Charge: 3-
Borate
A polyatomic anion with the chemical formula BO33− and a charge of 3−.
Silicate
A polyatomic anion with the chemical formula SiO32− and a charge of 2−.
Permanganate
MnO4 Charge: 1-
Chromate
A polyatomic anion with the chemical formula CrO42− and a charge of 2−.
Dichromate
Cr2O7 Charge: 2−.
Formate
CHO2 Charge: 1-
Hydrogen Carbonate (Bicarbonate)
A polyatomic anion with the chemical formula HCO3− and a charge of 1−.
Hydrogen Sulfite (Bisulfite)
A polyatomic anion with the chemical formula HSO3− and a charge of 1−.
Hydrogen Sulfate (Bisulfate)
HSO4 Charge: 1−.
Hydrogen Phosphate
HPO4 Charge:2-
Dihydrogen Phosphate
H2PO4 Charge: 1−.
Hydride
A monatomic anion of hydrogen with the formula H− and a charge of 1−.
Carbide
An anion of carbon represented by the formula C4− (or C22−).
Nitride
A monatomic anion of nitrogen with the formula N3− and a charge of 3−.
Phosphide
A monatomic anion of phosphorus with the formula P3− and a charge of 3−.
Chromium(II) / Chromous
A chromium cation with the formula Cr2+; named chromium(II) in the Stock system and chromous in the classical system.
Chromium(III) / Chromic
Cr Charge:3+
Cobalt(II) / Cobaltous
Co^2+
Cobalt(III)/Cobaltic
Co3+
Copper(I)/Cuprous
Cu+
Copper(II) / Cupric
A copper cation with the formula Cu2+; named copper(II) in the Stock system and cupric in the classical system.
Iron(II) / Ferrous
Fe2+
Iron(III) / Ferric
Fe3+
Lead(II) / Plumbous
Pb2+
Lead(IV) / Plumbic
Pb4+
Manganese(II) / Manganous
Mn2+
Manganese(III)/Manganic
Mn 3+
Manganese(IV)
Mn4+
Mercury(I) / Mercurous
Hg22+
Mercury(II) / Mercuric
Hg²+
Tin(II) / Stannous
A tin cation with the formula Sn2+; named tin(II) in the Stock system and stannous in the classical system.
Tin(IV) / Stannic
Sn4+