Induction work Flashcards
Hydrogen symbol
H
Beryllium symbol
Be
Boron symbol
B
Fluorine symbol
F
Sodium symbol
Na
Silicon symbol
Si
Phosphorus symbol
P
Sulphur symbol
S
Chlorine symbol
Cl
Argon symbol
Ar
Potassium symbol
K
Calcium symbol
Ca
Scandium symbol
Sc
Titanium symbol
Ti
Vanadium symbol
V
Chromium symbol
Cr
Manganese
Mn
Iron symbol
Fe
Cobalt symbol
Co
Nickel symbol
Ni
Copper symbol
Cu
Zinc symbol
Zn
Helium symbol
He
Lithium symbol
Li
Carbon symbol
C
Nitrogen symbol
N
Oxygen symbol
O
Neon symbol
Ne
Magnesium symbol
Mg
Aluminum symbol
Al
Sulphuric acid symbol Formulae
Acid
H2SO4
Acid
Nitric acid Formulae
Acid
HNO3
Acid
Hydrochloric acid Formulae
Acid
HCl
Acid
Phosophoric acid Formulae
Acid
H3PO4
Acid
Sodium hydroxide Formulae
Alkali
NaOH
Alkali
Potassium hydroxide Formulae
Alkali
KOH
Alkali
Calcium hydroxide Formulae
Alkali
Ca(OH)2
Alkali
Sodium carbonate Formulae
Alkali
Na2CO3
Alkali
Ammonia Formulae
Gas (Compound)
NH3
Gas (Compound)
Methane Formulae
Gas (Compound)
CH4
Gas (Compound)
Carbon dioxide Formulae
Gas (Compound)
CO2
Gas (Compound)
Carbon monoxide Formulae
Gas (Compound)
CO
Gas (Compound)
Sulfur dioxide Formulae
Gas (Compound)
SO2
Gas (Compound)
Nitrogen dioxide Formulae
Gas (Compound)
NO2
Gas (Compound)
Hydrogen Formulae
Gas (Element)
H2
Gas (Element)
Oxygen Formulae
Gas (Element)
O2
Gas (Element)
Nitrogen Formulae
Gas (Element)
N2
Gas (Element)
Chlorine Formulae
Gas (Element)
Cl2
Gas (Element)
Fluorine Formulae
Gas (Element)
F2
Gas (Element)
Argon Formulae
Gas (Element)
Ar
Gas (Element)
Metals form what type of ions
Simple ions with positive charges called Cations - names are the same
Non-metals form what type of ions
Simple ions with **negative **charges called Anions - names end in -ide
Hydrogen ion
H+
Lithium ion
Li+
Sodium ion
Na+
Potassium ion
K+
Rubidium ion
Rb+
Cesium ion
Cs+
Beryllium ion
Be^2+
Magnesium ion
Mg2+
Calcium ion
Ca^2+
Strontium ion
Sr^2+
Barium
Ba^2+
Iron ions
Fe^2+
Fe^3+
Copper ions
Cu+
Cu^2+
Silver ion
Ag+
Zinc ion
Zn^2+
Aluminium ion
Al^3+
Oxygen ion
O^2-
Sulphur ion
S^2-
Flurine ion
F-
Chlorine ion
Cl-
Bromine ion
Br-
Iodine ion
I-
Ions composed of more than one element are called…
Polyatomic
Ammonium ion
Polyatomic
NH^4+
Polyatomic
Hydroxide ion
OH-
Nitrate ion
No3-
Sulfate ion
SO4^2-
Carbonate ion
CO3^2-
Hydrogencarbonate ion
HCO3-
Phosphate ion
PO4^3-
Chromate (VI) ion
CrO4^2-
Dichromate (VI) ion
Cr2O7 ^2-
Manganate (VII) ion
MnO4-