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    Names and Formulas of Common Ions: Positive Ions (Cations) Negative Ions (Anions)

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    The document lists common positive and negative ions, their names, and formulas. It notes that ion charges can be determined from the periodic table. It identifies many common metal cations like sodium (Na+) and nonmetal anions like chloride (Cl-). A few key ions that should be memorized first are highlighted in bold, including common ones like ammonium (NH4+), sulfate (SO42-), and phosphate (PO43-).

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    Names and Formulas of Common Ions

    Positive Ions (cations) Negative Ions (anions)


    The charges of these ions can be figured out The charges of these ions can be figured out
    using the periodic table: using the periodic table:

    Hydrogen H+ Hydride H
    Lithium Li+ Fluoride F
    Sodium Na+ Chloride Cl 
    Potassium K+ Bromide Br 
    Rubidium Rb+ Iodide I
    Cesium Cs+ Oxide O 2
    Beryllium Be2+ Sulfide S 2
    Magnesium Mg2+ Nitride N 3
    Calcium Ca2+ Phosphide P 3
    Strontium Sr2+
    Barium Ba2+
    Aluminum Al3+

    These ions must be memorized: These ions must be memorized:


    Hydronium H 3 O+ Acetate C 2 H 3 O 2
    Ammonium NH 4 Hydroxide OH 
    Silver Ag+ Cyanide CN 
    Cadmium Cd2+ Cyanate OCN 
    Zinc Zn2+ Thiocyanate SCN 
    Copper (I) or cuprous Cu+ Hypochlorite ClO 
    Copper (II) or cupric Cu2+ Chlorite ClO 2
    Mercury (I) or mercurous Hg 22 Chlorate ClO 3
    Mercury (II) or mercuric Hg2+ Perchlorate ClO 4
    Lead (II) or plumbus Pb2+ Nitrate NO 3
    Lead (IV) or plumbic Pb4+ Nitrite NO 2
    Iron (II) or ferrous Fe2+ Permanganate MnO 4
    Iron (III) or ferric Fe3+ Carbonate CO 32
    Manganese (II) Mn2+ Hydrogen carbonate or bicarbnate HCO 3
    Nickel (II) Ni2+ Chromate CrO 42
    Tin (II) or stannous Sn2+ Dichromate Cr 2 O 72
    Tin (IV) or stannic Sn4+ Peroxide O 22
    Chromium (II) Cr2+ Sulfate SO 42
    Chromium (III) Cr3+ Hydrogen sulfate or bisulfate HSO 4
    Cobalt (II) Co2+ Sulfite SO 32
    Cobalt (III) Co3+ Hydrogen sulfite or bisulfite HSO 3
    Bismuth (III) Bi3+ Phosphate PO 34
    Hydrogen phosphate HPO 42
    Dihydrogen phosphate H 2 PO 4
    Borate BO 33
    Oxalate C 2 O 24

    Note: Ions in bold type are very common and must be memorized first!!!

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