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Vocabulary flashcards covering the polyatomic ions and metal activity series classifications from the lecture reference notes.
Polyatomic Ions
A designated classification in the chemistry reference table comprising multi-atom ions such as Ammonium, Cyanide, Acetate, and Sulfate.
Replace hydrogen from cold water
A metal reactivity classification noted in the activity series for the most reactive metals.
Replace hydrogen from steam
A metal reactivity level in the activity series indicated by the fragment 'place hydrogen from steam'.
Replace hydrogen from acids
A metal reactivity category identified in the reference notes by the fragment 'rogen from acids'.
Form oxides
A metal reaction property represented in the reference notes by the fragment 'o form oxides'.
Acetate
A polyatomic ion listed with the chemical formula notations C2H2O2 and (CH3COO).
Ammonium
A polyatomic ion listed at the beginning of the polyatomic ions reference section.
Bromate
A halogen-derived polyatomic ion listed between Ammonium and Cyanide.
Cyanide
A polyatomic ion listed in the reference table between Bromate and Acetate.
Perchlorate, Chlorate, Chlorite, and Hypochlorite
A series of chlorine-based polyatomic ions listed sequentially in the reference table.
Iodate
An iodine-based polyatomic ion listed directly following Hypochlorite.
Permanganate
A manganese-containing polyatomic ion listed in the table between Iodate and Nitrate.
Nitrate and Nitrite
Two nitrogen-containing polyatomic ions listed consecutively in the reference notes.
Hydroxide
A polyatomic ion appearing in the reference table directly beneath Nitrite.
Hydrogen carbonate and Hydrogen sulfate
Two hydrogen-containing polyatomic anions listed sequentially in the reference table.
Thiocyanate
A polyatomic ion appearing directly after Hydrogen sulfate in the table.
Carbonate
A carbon-containing polyatomic ion listed directly after Thiocyanate.
Chromate and Dichromate
Chromium-containing polyatomic ions included in the polyatomic ion list.
Sulfate and Sulfite
Two sulfur-containing polyatomic ions listed consecutively above Phosphate.
Phosphate
A phosphorus-containing polyatomic ion listed near the conclusion of the polyatomic ions list.