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Vocabulary-style flashcards covering polyatomic ions, SI base units, metric prefixes, strong acids, and diatomic elements from the DJHS AP Chemistry database.
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Mercury(I) Ion
Hg22+
Ammonium Ion
NH4+
Nitrite Ion
NO2−
Nitrate Ion
NO3−
Sulfite Ion
SO32−
Sulfate Ion
SO42−
Hydrogen sulfate Ion
HSO4−
Hydroxide Ion
OH−
Cyanide Ion
CN−
Phosphate Ion
PO43−
Hydrogen phosphate Ion
HPO42−
Dihydrogen phosphate Ion
H2PO4−
Thiocyanate Ion
NCS− or SCN−
Carbonate Ion
CO32−
Hydrogen carbonate Ion
HCO3−
Hypochlorite Ion
ClO− or OCl−
Chlorite Ion
ClO2−
Chlorate Ion
ClO3−
Perchlorate Ion
ClO4−
Acetate Ion
C2H3O2−
Permanganate Ion
MnO4−
Dichromate Ion
Cr2O72−
Chromate Ion
CrO42−
Peroxide Ion
O22−
Oxalate Ion
C2O42−
Thiosulfate Ion
S2O32−
Mass (SI Unit)
kilogram (kg)
Length (SI Unit)
meter (m)
Time (SI Unit)
second (s)
Temperature (SI Unit)
kelvin (K)
Electric Current (SI Unit)
ampere (A)
Amount of substance (SI Unit)
mole (mol), used to measure large groups of atoms (∼1023 atoms)
Luminous intensity (SI Unit)
candela (cd)
mega (Prefix)
M: 1,000,000 or 106
kilo (Prefix)
k: 1,000 or 103
hecto (Prefix)
h: 100 or 102
deka (Prefix)
da: 10 or 101
deci (Prefix)
d: 0.1 or 10−1.
centi (Prefix)
c: 0.01 or 10−2
milli (Prefix)
m: 0.001 or 10−3
micro (Prefix)
μ (greek letter mu): 0.000001 or 10−6
nano (Prefix)
n: 0.000000001 or 10−9, the scale on which atoms exist
Hydrochloric acid
HCl
Hydrobromic acid
HBr
Hydroiodic acid
HI
Nitric acid
HNO3
Sulfuric acid
H2SO4
Perchloric acid
HClO4
Chloric acid
HClO3
Periodic acid
HIO4
Diatomic Hydrogen
H2
Diatomic Nitrogen
N2
Diatomic Oxygen
O2
Diatomic Fluorine
F2
Diatomic Chlorine
Cl2
Diatomic Bromine
Br2
Diatomic Iodine
I2