Chemistry - Monatomic Cation

Li¹⁺

lithium ion

Na¹⁺

sodium ion

K¹⁺

potassium ion

Rb¹⁺

rubidium ion

Cs¹⁺

cesium ion

Ag¹⁺

silver ion

Cu¹⁺

copper (I) ion

H¹⁺

hydrogen ion

Au¹⁺

gold (I) ion

Be²⁺

beryllium ion

Mg²⁺

magnesium ion

Ca²⁺

calcium ion

Sr²⁺

strontium ion

Ba²⁺

barium ion

Cu²⁺

copper (II) ion

Co²⁺

cobalt (II) ion

Fe²⁺

iron (II) ion

Zn²⁺

zinc ion

Sn²⁺

tin (II) ion

Pb²⁺

lead (II) ion

Hg²⁺

mercury (II) ion

Ni²⁺

nickel (II) ion

Hg₂²

mercury (I) ion

Cr²⁺

chromium (II) ion

Mn²⁺

manganese (II) ion

Cd²⁺

cadmium (II) ion

Al³⁺

aluminum ion

Fe³⁺

iron (III) ion

Co³⁺

cobalt (III) ion

Ni³⁺

nickel (III) ion

Au³⁺

gold (III) ion

Cr³⁺

chromium (III) ion

Ga³⁺

gallium (III) ion

Mn³⁺

manganese (III) ion

Sn⁴⁺

tin (IV) ion

Pb⁴⁺

lead (IV) ion

Mn⁴⁺

manganese (IV) ion

What can copper be?

Cu¹⁺+ or Copper (I) ion, Cu²⁺ or Copper (II) ion

What can gold be?

Au¹⁺ or Gold (I) ion, Au³⁺ or Gold (III) ion

What can cobalt be?

Co²⁺ or Cobalt (II) ion, Co³⁺ or Cobalt (III) ion

What can iron be?

Fe²⁺ or Iron (II) ion, Fe³⁺ or Iron (III)

What can tin be?

Sn²⁺ or Tin (II) ion, Sn⁴⁺ or Tin (IV) ion

What can lead be?

Pb²⁺ or Lead (II) ion, Pb⁴⁺ or Lead (IV) ion

What can mercury be?

Hg²⁺ or Mercury (II) ion, Hg₂²⁺ or Mercury (I) ion

What can chromium be?

Cr²⁺ or Chromium (II) ion, Cr³⁺ or Chromium (III) ion

What can manganese be?

Mn²⁺ or Manganese (II) ion, Mn³⁺ or Manganese (III) ion