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Vocabulary practice flashcards for common cations and anions based on Tables 5.3.1 and 5.3.2.
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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−