Polyatomic Ions

Polyatomic Ions

<p>POLYATOMIC IONS MONATOMIC IONS</p><p>Symbol Name Symbol Name</p><p>1– 2+ CH3COO acetate ion Cd cadmium ion</p><p>1+ 2+ NH4 ammonium ion Cr chromium (II) ion</p><p>3– 3+ AsO4 arsenate ion Cr chromium (III) ion</p><p>1– 2+ C6H5COO benzoate ion Co cobalt (II) ion</p><p>1– 3+ HCO3 bicarbonate ion Co cobalt (III) ion</p><p>1– 1+ BrO3 bromate ion Cu copper (I) ion</p><p>2– 2+ CO3 carbonate ion Cu copper (II) ion</p><p>1– 1+ ClO3 chlorate ion Au gold (I) ion</p><p>1– 3+ ClO2 chlorite ion Au gold (III) ion</p><p>2– 2+ CrO4 chromate ion Fe iron (II) ion</p><p>3– 3+ C6H5O7 citrate ion Fe iron (III) ion CN1– cyanide ion Pb2+ lead (II) ion</p><p>2– 4+ Cr2O7 dichromate ion Pb lead (IV) ion OH1– hydroxide ion Pt2+ platinum (II) ion ClO1– hypochlorite ion Pt4+ platinum (IV) ion</p><p>1– 2+ IO3 iodate ion Sn tin (II) ion</p><p>1– 4+ NO3 nitrate ion Sn tin (IV) ion</p><p>1– 3+ NO2 nitrite ion Ti titanium (III) ion</p><p>2– 4+ C2O4 oxalate ion Ti titanium (IV) ion</p><p>1– 4+ ClO4 perchlorate ion W tungsten (IV) ion</p><p>1– 5+ IO4 periodate ion W tungsten (V) ion</p><p>1– 3+ MnO4 permanganate ion U uranium (III) ion</p><p>3– 4+ PO4 phosphate ion U uranium (IV) ion</p><p>3– 5+ PO3 phosphite ion U uranium (V) ion</p><p>2– 6+ SiO3 silicate ion U uranium (VI) ion</p><p>2– 3+ SO4 sulfate ion V vanadium (III) ion</p><p>2– 4+ SO3 sulfite ion V vanadium (IV) ion</p><p>2– 5+ S2O3 thiosulfate ion V vanadium (V) ion POLYATOMIC IONS MONATOMIC IONS</p><p>Symbol Name Symbol Name</p><p>1– 2+ CH3COO acetate ion Cd cadmium ion</p><p>1+ 2+ NH4 ammonium ion Cr chromium (II) ion</p><p>3– 3+ AsO4 arsenate ion Cr chromium (III) ion</p><p>1– 2+ C6H5COO benzoate ion Co cobalt (II) ion</p><p>1– 3+ HCO3 bicarbonate ion Co cobalt (III) ion</p><p>1– 1+ BrO3 bromate ion Cu copper (I) ion</p><p>2– 2+ CO3 carbonate ion Cu copper (II) ion</p><p>1– 1+ ClO3 chlorate ion Au gold (I) ion</p><p>1– 3+ ClO2 chlorite ion Au gold (III) ion</p><p>2– 2+ CrO4 chromate ion Fe iron (II) ion</p><p>3– 3+ C6H5O7 citrate ion Fe iron (III) ion CN1– cyanide ion Pb2+ lead (II) ion</p><p>2– 4+ Cr2O7 dichromate ion Pb lead (IV) ion OH1– hydroxide ion Pt2+ platinum (II) ion ClO1– hypochlorite ion Pt4+ platinum (IV) ion</p><p>1– 2+ IO3 iodate ion Sn tin (II) ion</p><p>1– 4+ NO3 nitrate ion Sn tin (IV) ion</p><p>1– 3+ NO2 nitrite ion Ti titanium (III) ion</p><p>2– 4+ C2O4 oxalate ion Ti titanium (IV) ion</p><p>1– 4+ ClO4 perchlorate ion W tungsten (IV) ion</p><p>1– 5+ IO4 periodate ion W tungsten (V) ion</p><p>1– 3+ MnO4 permanganate ion U uranium (III) ion</p><p>3– 4+ PO4 phosphate ion U uranium (IV) ion</p><p>3– 5+ PO3 phosphite ion U uranium (V) ion</p><p>2– 6+ SiO3 silicate ion U uranium (VI) ion</p><p>2– 3+ SO4 sulfate ion V vanadium (III) ion</p><p>2– 4+ SO3 sulfite ion V vanadium (IV) ion</p><p>2– 5+ S2O3 thiosulfate ion V vanadium (V) ion</p>

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