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Vocabulary flashcards covering common polyatomic ions, their chemical symbols, and periodic table trends found in the lecture notes.
Carbonate
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol CO2−.
Bicarbonate
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol HCO3.
Oxalate
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol C2042−.
Ethanoate
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol CH3COO.
Acetate
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol C2H3O2.
Cyanide
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol CN.
Thiocyanate
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol SCN.
Sulfate
A common polyatomic ion listed in the notes with the symbol SO2−.
Sulfite
A common polyatomic ion listed in the notes with the symbol SO2−.
Bisulfate
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol HSO4∗.
Bisulfite
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol HSO3.
Phosphate
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol PO43−.
Phosphite
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol PO33−.
Borate
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol BO33−.
Ammonium
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol NH4+.
Nitrate
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol NO3.
Nitrite
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol NO2.
Chromate
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol CrO42−.
Dichromate
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol Cr2O72.
Permanganate
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol MnO4.
Perchlorate
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol ClO4.
Chlorate
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol ClO3.
Chlorite
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol CIO22.
Hypochlorite
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol CIO.
Hydroxide
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol HO.
Iodate
A common polyatomic ion designated with the symbol IO3.
Atomic Radius Trend
A periodic property that decreases across the main group elements in the periodic table.
Lanthanides
The series of inner transition elements shown from lanthanum (La, atomic number 57) through lutetium (Lu, atomic number 71).