Chemistry Chapters 1-3

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NH4+

ammonium

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H3O+

Hydronium

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Hg22+

Mercury (I)

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CH3COO-

Acetate

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CN-

Cyanide

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OH-

Hydroxide

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NO2-

Nitrite

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NO3-

Nitrate

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MnO4-

permanganate

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ClO-

Hypochlorite

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BrO-

Hypobromite

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ClO2-

chlorite

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BrO2-

bromite

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ClO3-

Chlorate

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BrO3-

Bromate

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ClO4-

Perchlorate

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BrO4-

perbromate

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O22-

peroxide

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CrO42-

Chromate

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Cr2O72-

Dichromate

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C2O42-

Oxalate

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CO32-

carbonate

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HCO3-

Hydrogen carbonate

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SO32-

Sulfite

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HSO3-

Hydrogen Sulfite

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SO42-

Sulfate

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HSO4-

Hydrogen Sulfate

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PO43-

Phosphate

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HPO43-

Hydrogen Phosphate

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H2PO4-

dihydrogen phosphate

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empirical formula

the relative number of atoms of each element in a compund

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molecular formula

The actual number of atoms of each element

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Sn

tin

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which elements have a fixed charge

Zn2+, Ag +1, Cd2+

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Which elements do not have fixed charged

Sn (tin) either +2, or +4 and Pb (lead) +2, +4

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Alcohol

R-OH

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Ether

R-O-R

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Aldehydes

O=

R-C-H

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Ketones

O=

R-C-R

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Carboxylic acids

O=

R-C-OH

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Esthers

O=

R-C-OR

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Amines

R-NH2