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A set of vocabulary flashcards mapping common polyatomic ions to their chemical formulas based on the reference chart.
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Hydronium
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula H3O+
Cyanide
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula CN−
Oxalate
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula C2O42−
Nitrite
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula NO2−
Sulfite
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula SO32−
Phosphite
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula PO33−
Hypochlorite
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula ClO−
Chlorate
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula ClO3−
Permanganate
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula MnO4−
Chromate
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula CrO42−
Dichromate
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula Cr2O72−
Ammonium
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula NH4+
Hydroxide
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula OH−
Carbonate
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula CO32−
Nitrate
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula NO3−
Sulfate
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula SO42−
Phosphate
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula PO43−
Chlorite
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula ClO2−
Perchlorate
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formula ClO4−
Acetate
Polyatomic ion with the chemical formulas C2H3O2− or CH3COO− or CH3CO2−
J.J. Thomson
Conducted the Cathode Ray Experiment (plum pudding model), discovered negatively charged electrons, and measured the charge-to-mass ratio of the electron.
Ernest Rutherford
Conducted the Gold Foil Sheet Experiment and discovered the positively charged atomic nucleus (protons at the center).
Robert Millikan
Conducted the Oil Droplet Experiment, discovered the charge on the electron, and calculated its mass.
James Chadwick
Conducted the Vacuum Pump Experiment (atomic disintegration) and discovered neutrons.
John Dalton
Formulated Dalton's Atomic Theory, stating that elements are made of atoms, atoms of an element are identical, atoms combine in whole-number ratios to form compounds, and chemical reactions reorganize atoms without creating or destroying them.
Kelvin and Celsius Conversion
The formula converting between Kelvin and Celsius: K=∘C+273.15 or ∘C=K−273.15
Standard Pressure Unit Conversions
The equivalences for standard atmospheric pressure: 1atm=101,325Pa=760torr=14.7psi
Kelvin and Celsius Conversion
The formula converting between Kelvin and Celsius: K=∘C+273.15 or ∘C=K−273.15
Standard Pressure Unit Conversions
The equivalences for standard atmospheric pressure: 1atm=101,325Pa=760torr=14.7psi