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Vocabulary practice flashcards for common cations and anions based on Tables 5.3.1 and 5.3.2.
Common Cations and Anions Chart
Tables detailing monovalent, divalent, and trivalent common cations and anions.
Monovalent cation
A positively charged ion with a valency of 1 (a charge of 1+).
Divalent cation
A positively charged ion with a valency of 2 (a charge of 2+).
Trivalent cation
A positively charged ion with a valency of 3 (a charge of 3+).
Monovalent anion
A negatively charged ion with a valency of 1 (a charge of 1−).
Divalent anion
A negatively charged ion with a valency of 2 (a charge of 2−).
Trivalent anion
A negatively charged ion with a valency of 3 (a charge of 3−).
Hydrogen cation
H+
Lithium cation
Li+
Sodium cation
Na+
Potassium cation
K+
Copper(I) cation
Cu+
Silver cation
Ag+
Ammonium cation
NH4+
Magnesium cation
Mg2+
Calcium cation
Ca2+
Barium cation
Ba2+
Iron(II) cation
Fe2+
Copper(II) cation
Cu2+
Zinc cation
Zn2+
Tin(II) cation
Sn2+
Lead(II) cation
Pb2+
Iron(III) cation
Fe3+
Aluminium cation
Al3+
Fluoride anion
F−
Chloride anion
Cl−
Bromide anion
Br−
Iodide anion
I−
Hydride anion
H−
Hydroxide anion
OH−
Nitrite (nitrate(III)) anion
NO2−
Nitrate (nitrate(V)) anion
NO3−
Manganate(VII) anion
MnO4−
Hydrogensulfate anion
HSO4−
Hydrogencarbonate anion
HCO3−
Ethanoate anion
CH3COO−
Oxide anion
O2−
Sulfide anion
S2−
Carbonate anion
CO32−
Sulfite (sulfate(IV)) anion
SO32−
Sulfate (sulfate(VI)) anion
SO42−
Dichromate(VI) anion
Cr2O72−
Nitride anion
N3−
Phosphate anion
PO43−