Common Polyatomic and Simple Monatomic Ions—Formulas & Charges

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Vocabulary flashcards covering 45 essential polyatomic and monatomic ions, with each card listing the ion’s common name and its chemical formula / charge.

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Mercury(I) ion

Hg₂²⁺ (diatomic mercury cation with +2 total charge)

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Ammonium ion

NH₄⁺ (polyatomic cation with +1 charge)

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Nitrite ion

NO₂⁻ (polyatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Nitrate ion

NO₃⁻ (polyatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Sulfite ion

SO₃²⁻ (polyatomic anion with −2 charge)

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Sulfate ion

SO₄²⁻ (polyatomic anion with −2 charge)

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Hydrogen sulfate (bisulfate) ion

HSO₄⁻ (polyatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Hydroxide ion

OH⁻ (polyatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Cyanide ion

CN⁻ (polyatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Phosphate ion

PO₄³⁻ (polyatomic anion with −3 charge)

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Hydrogen phosphate ion

HPO₄²⁻ (polyatomic anion with −2 charge)

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Dihydrogen phosphate ion

H₂PO₄⁻ (polyatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Thiocyanate ion

SCN⁻ / NCS⁻ (polyatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Carbonate ion

CO₃²⁻ (polyatomic anion with −2 charge)

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Hydrogen carbonate (bicarbonate) ion

HCO₃⁻ (polyatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Hypochlorite ion

ClO⁻ / OCl⁻ (polyatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Chlorite ion

ClO₂⁻ (polyatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Chlorate ion

ClO₃⁻ (polyatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Perchlorate ion

ClO₄⁻ (polyatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Acetate ion

C₂H₃O₂⁻ (polyatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Permanganate ion

MnO₄⁻ (polyatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Dichromate ion

Cr₂O₇²⁻ (polyatomic anion with −2 charge)

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Chromate ion

CrO₄²⁻ (polyatomic anion with −2 charge)

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Peroxide ion

O₂²⁻ (polyatomic anion with −2 charge)

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Oxalate ion

C₂O₄²⁻ (polyatomic anion with −2 charge)

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Thiosulfate ion

S₂O₃²⁻ (polyatomic anion with −2 charge)

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Hydrogen ion

H⁺ (monatomic cation with +1 charge)

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Lithium ion

Li⁺ (monatomic cation with +1 charge)

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Sodium ion

Na⁺ (monatomic cation with +1 charge)

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Potassium ion

K⁺ (monatomic cation with +1 charge)

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Cesium ion

Cs⁺ (monatomic cation with +1 charge)

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Beryllium ion

Be²⁺ (monatomic cation with +2 charge)

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Magnesium ion

Mg²⁺ (monatomic cation with +2 charge)

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Calcium ion

Ca²⁺ (monatomic cation with +2 charge)

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Barium ion

Ba²⁺ (monatomic cation with +2 charge)

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Aluminum ion

Al³⁺ (monatomic cation with +3 charge)

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Hydride ion

H⁻ (monatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Fluoride ion

F⁻ (monatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Chloride ion

Cl⁻ (monatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Bromide ion

Br⁻ (monatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Iodide ion

I⁻ (monatomic anion with −1 charge)

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Oxide ion

O²⁻ (monatomic anion with −2 charge)

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Sulfide ion

S²⁻ (monatomic anion with −2 charge)

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Nitride ion

N³⁻ (monatomic anion with −3 charge)

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Phosphide ion

P³⁻ (monatomic anion with −3 charge)