Learning the Ions – Flashcards

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Positive Ion
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Cation
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Negative Ion
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Anion
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What is an Ion?
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An atom or group of atoms with a charge
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Monoatomic Ion
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Single atoms with a charge
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Polyatomic Ion
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Group of atoms with a charge
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Group IA/1
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Alkali Metals, +1 Charge
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Group IIA/2
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Alkaline Earth Metals, +2 charge
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Group IIIA/13
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Charge of +3
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Group VA/15
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Charge of -3
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Group VIA/16
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Charge of -2
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Group VIIA/17
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Halogens, Charge of -1
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Group VIIIA/18
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Noble Gases, don't form ions
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Multivalent Elements
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Elements with potential to form ions with different Ions
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Roman Numeral
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Representative of positive charge on Ion
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Elements that get Roman Numerals to describe Ions
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Transition Metals, Rare Earths, Sn, Pb, Bi
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Exceptions to Roman Numeral rule: Ag
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Silver, always +1
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Exceptions to Roman Numeral rule: Sc

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Scandium, always +1
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Exceptions to Roman Numeral rule: Zn

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Zinc, always +2
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Naming Positive Ions: Au+3
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Same as name of element, Gold (III)
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Naming Negative Ions: Cl-1
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Negative Ion gets ending "-ide", Chloride
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Polyatomic Ions
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Groups of Ions that act as unit
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NO3-1
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Nitrate
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SO4-2
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Sulfate
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CO3-2
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Carbonate
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C2H3O2-1
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Acetate
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PO4-3
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Phosphate
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ClO3-1
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Chlorate
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"ite"/"ate" rule
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For every "-ate" ion, there is an ion with 1 less O atom (same charge) that ends "-ite"
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NH4+1
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Ammonium
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CN-1
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Cyanide
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CrO4-2
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Chromate
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Cr2O7-2
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Dichromate
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MnO4-1
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Permanganate
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OH-1
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Hydroxide
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O2-2
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Peroxide
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C2O4-2
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Oxalate
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S2O3-2
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Thiosulfate
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Hydrogen addition rule: HCO3-1
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Name change when Hydrogen is added to Ion: Hydrogen carbonate or BiCarbonate
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Halogen Oxygen rule:

+1 O

-1 O

-2 O

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Different names for more/fewer O atoms

Per-ion-ate

ion-ite

hypo-ion-ite

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