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CEM-141 | General Chemistry I
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2024
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Tristan Miller

Table of common ions Polyatomic anions Multivalent cations Cu+………………….. Copper (I) AsO4-3……………… Arsenate BO3-3……………….. Borate Cu+2…………………. Copper (II) Fe+2………………….. Iron (II) CN-…………………. Cyanide Fe+3………………….. Iron (III) ClO4-………………... Perchlorate Pb+2………………….. Lead (II) Pb+4………………….. Lead (IV) ClO-………………… Hypochlorite Sn+2………………….. Tin (II) CO3-2….…………….. Carbonate Sn+4………………….. Tin (IV) C2O4-2………………. Oxalate CH3COO-…………... Acetate ClO3-……………….. Chlorate ClO2-……………….. Chlorite CrO4-2………………. Chromate Cr2O7-2……………… Dichromate Special Transition Metals HCO3-.……………… Bicarbonate or hydrogen carbonate HC2O4-……………… Binoxalate or hydrogen oxalate Ag+1………………….. Silver Au+1………………….. Gold (I) Au+3………………….. Gold (III) HSO4-……….………. Bisulphate or hydrogen sulphate Hg+1………………….. Mercury (I) HPO4-2……………… Monohydrogen phosphate Hg+2………………….. Mercury (II) H2PO4-……………… Dihydrogen phosphate HS-………………….. Bisulphide or hydrogen sulphide HSO3-……………….. Bisulphite or hydrogen sulphite MnO4-……………….. Permanganate NO2-…………………. Nitrite Polyatomic cation NH4+……………….. Ammonium NO3-…………………. Nitrate OH-………………….. Hydroxide O2-2………………….. Peroxide PO4-3………………… Phosphate P2O7-4……………….. Pyrophosphate SCN-………………… Thiocyanate SiO4-4………………... Orthosilicate SO3-2………………… Sulphite SO4-2………………… Sulphate S2O3-2………………... Thiosulphate

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