Common ions +1-4 and -1-3 – Flashcards
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| Lithium ion |
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| Li +1 |
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| Sodium ion |
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| Na +1 |
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| Cesium ion |
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| Cs +1 |
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| Hydrogen ion |
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| H +1 |
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| Rubidium ion |
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| Rb +1 |
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| Silver ion |
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| Ag +1 |
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| Copper (I) ion |
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| Cu +1 ;Roman numeral indicates the charge of this multiple oxidation number ion |
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| Potassium ion |
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| K +1 |
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| Ammonium ion |
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| NH4 +1 ;Only positive polyatomic ion |
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| Mercury (I) ion |
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| Hg +1 |
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| Chloride |
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| Cl -1 |
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| Fluoride |
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| F -1 |
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| Bromide |
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| Br -1 |
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| Iodide |
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| I -1 |
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| Hydride |
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| H -1 |
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| Permanganate |
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| MnO4 -1 |
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| Perchlorate |
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| ClO4 -1 |
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| Chlorate |
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| ClO3 -1 |
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| Chlorite |
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| ClO2 -1 |
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| Hypochlorite |
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| ClO -1 |
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| Bromate |
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| BrO3 -1 |
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| Iodate |
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| IO3 -1 |
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| Cyanide |
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| CN -1 |
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| Hydroxide |
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| OH -1 |
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| Acetate |
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| C2H3O2 -1 |
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| Nitrate |
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| NO3 -1 |
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| Nitrite |
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| NO2 -1 |
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| Bicarbonate or Hydrogen Carbonate |
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| HCO3 -1 |
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| Bisulfate or Hydrogen Sulfate |
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| HSO4 -1 |
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| Bisulfite or Hydrogen Sulfite |
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| HSO3 -1 |
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| Sr +2 |
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| Strontium ion |
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O2 -2 |
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| Peroxide |
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| Co +2 |
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| Cobalt (II) ion |
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| SeO4 -2 |
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| Selenate |
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| Cu +2 |
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| Copper (II) ion |
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C2O4 -2 |
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| Oxalate |
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| Fe +2 |
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| Iron (II) ion |
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| SiF6 -2 |
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| Hexafluorosilicate |
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Zn +2 |
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Zinc ion |
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C4H4O6 -2 |
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| Tartrate |
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| Ca +2 |
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| Calcium ion |
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| CO3 -2 |
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| Carbonate |
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Hg2 +2 |
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| Mercury (II) ion |
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| SO4 -2 |
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| Sulfate |
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| Pb +2 |
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| Lead (II) ion |
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| SO3 -2 |
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| Sulfite |
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Cd +2 |
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| Cadmium ion |
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| CrO4 -2 |
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| Chromate |
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| Mn +2 |
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| Manganese (II) ion |
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| CrO7 -2 |
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Dichromate |
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| Ni +2 |
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| Nickel (II) ion |
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| S -2 |
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| Sulfide |
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| Ba +2 |
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| Barium ion |
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| O -2 |
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| Oxide |
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| Sn +2 |
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Tin (II) ion |
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| SiO3 -2 |
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| Silicate |
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| Se -2 |
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| Selenide |
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| TERM |
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| DEFINITION |
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| Bismuth (III) ion |
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| Bi+3 |
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| Aluminum ion |
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| Al+3 |
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| Cerium (III) ion |
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| Ce+3 |
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Iron (III) ion |
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Fe+3 Used to be referred to as Ferric ion. |
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| AsO4-3 |
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| Arsenate |
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| PO4-3 |
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| Phosphate |
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| PO3-3 |
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| Phosphate |
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| BO3-3 |
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| Borate |
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| N-3 |
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| Nitride |
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P-3 |
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| Phosphide |
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| Tin (IV) ion |
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Sn+4 This ion is named according to the Stock system of naming using Roman numerals after the element name to indicate the charge out of more than one possible. This ion used to be named in the classical system by adding -ic to the latin name, hence, Stannic ion. Sn+2 would have been named Stannous ion |
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| Pb+4 |
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| Lead (IV) ion |
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| Silicon (IV) ion |
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| Si+4 |
