Podcast
Questions and Answers
What is the formula of the Hydrogen ion?
What is the formula of the Hydrogen ion?
Which of the following is a positive ion (cation)?
Which of the following is a positive ion (cation)?
What is the charge of the Calcium ion?
What is the charge of the Calcium ion?
What is the formula of the Zinc ion?
What is the formula of the Zinc ion?
Signup and view all the answers
What is the formula of the Aluminium ion?
What is the formula of the Aluminium ion?
Signup and view all the answers
Study Notes
Positive Ions (Cations)
- Hydrogen ion is represented by the formula H+
- Sodium ion is represented by the formula Na+
- Silver ion is represented by the formula Ag+
- Potassium ion is represented by the formula K+
- Lithium ion is represented by the formula Li+
- Ammonium ion is represented by the formula NH4+
- Barium ion is represented by the formula Ba²+
- Calcium ion is represented by the formula Ca²+
- Magnesium ion is represented by the formula Mg2+
- Copper(II) ion is represented by the formula Cu2+
- Zinc ion is represented by the formula Zn2+
- Iron(II) ion is represented by the formula Fe2+
- Iron(III) ion is represented by the formula Fe3+
- Aluminium ion is represented by the formula Al3+
- Lead ion is represented by the formula Pb2+
Negative Ions (Anions)
- Chloride ion is represented by the formula Cl-
- Bromide ion is represented by the formula Br-
- Fluoride ion is represented by the formula F-
- Iodide ion is represented by the formula I-
- Hydroxide ion is represented by the formula ОН-
- Nitrate ion is represented by the formula NO3-
- Oxide ion is represented by the formula O²-
- Sulphide ion is represented by the formula S²-
- Sulphate ion is represented by the formula SO42-
- Carbonate ion is represented by the formula CO3²-
- Hydrogencarbonate ion is represented by the formula HCO3-
Studying That Suits You
Use AI to generate personalized quizzes and flashcards to suit your learning preferences.
Description
Test your knowledge of positive and negative ions, their names and formulas. Learn about the different types of ions, including hydrogen, sodium, chloride, and more.
