polyatomic ions Flashcards by Kayla Lee | Brainscape

Q

ammonium

A

NH4^+

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hydronium

A

H3O^+

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hydroxide

A

OH^-

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nitrite

A

NO3^-

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chlorate

A

ClO3^-

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carbonate

A

CO3^2-

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sulfate

A

SO4^2-

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phosphate

A

PO4^3-

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PO4^3-

A

phosphate

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SO4^2-

A

sulfate

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CO3^2-

A

carbonate

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ClO3^-

A

chlorate

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NO3^-

A

nitrite

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OH^-

A

hydroxide

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H3O^+

A

hydronium

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Q

NH4^+

A

ammonium

Q

1 less oxygen than “-ate” uses

A

“-ite”

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2 less oxygens than “-ate” uses

A

“hypo-“ & “-ite”

Q

1 more oxygen than “-ate” uses

A

“per-“ & keeps “-ate”

Q

(acid) “-ide” changes to

A

“hydro-“ & “-ic acid”

Q

(acid) “-ate” changes to

A

“-ic acid”

Q

(acid) “-ite” changes to

A

“-ous acid”