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Carbonate 2- charge
Carbonate
CO3, 2- charge


Hydrogen Carbonate OR Bicarbonate. 1- charge
Hydrogen Carbonate
HCO3, 1- charge


Acetate, 1- charge
Acetate
C2H3O2, 1- charge


Cyanide, 1- charge
Cyanide
1- charge


Nitrate, 1- charge
Nitrate
1- charge


Nitrite, 1- charge
Nitrite
1- charge


Hydroxide, 1- charge
Hydroxide
1- charge

Phosphate
3- charge


Phosphate, 3- charge

Hydrogen Phosphate, 2- charge
Hydrogen Phosphate
2- charge


Dihydrogen Phosphate, 1- charge (TIP: each H adds one positive charge)
Dihydrogen Phosphate
1- charge

Sulfate
2- charge


Sulfate, 2- charge

Hydrogen Sulfate, 1- charge
Hydrogen Sulfate
1- charge


Sulfite, 2- charge
Sulfite
2- charge


Hydrogen Sulfite, or Bisulfite, 1- charge
Hydrogen Sulfite, or Bisulfite
1- charge

Oxidization
The loss of electrons by a substance.
Reduction
The gain of electrons by a substance.
Oxidizing Agent
A substance that accepts electrons (because it oxidizes the other element)
Reducing Agent
A substance that loses electrons (because it reduces the other element)
Combination Reaction
Combining two or more unique elements to form one product (doesn’t count things like N2)
Decomposition Reaction
One molecule breaking down into two or more products. Always have only one reactant.
Single-Replacement
Reaction where one element takes the place of another.

Double-Replacement
Reaction where two compounds swap individual atoms.

Formula Weight
Sum of all atomic weights in a compound.
Molar Mass
Mass of one mole of a substance in grams.
Theoretical Yield
Amount of product expected from a set amount of reactant.