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31 Cards in this Set
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Monatomic Ion
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an ion formed from a single atom.
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Rules for Predicting Charges
1. main-group metallic elements 2. metallic elements of high atomic number 3. transition elements 4. anion for a nonmetallic main-group element |
Rules for Predicting Charges
1. main-group metallic elements - one monatomic cation with a charge equal to the group number 2. metallic elements of high atomic number - may have more than one cation (ground number, group number minus 2) 3. transition elements - have more than one cation 4. anion for a nonmetallic main-group element - the group number minus 8 |
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Rules for Naming Monatomic Ions
1. monoatomic cations if there is only one such ion 2. monoatomic cations if there is more than one such ion 3. monatomic anions |
1. monoatomic cations if there is only one such ion - are named after the element
2. monoatomic cations if there is more than one such ion - are denoted by the Roman Numeral for the charge in parenthesis after the element 3. monatomic anions - are obtained from a stem name of the element follow by the suffix -ide |
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Li
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Li⁺
lithium ion |
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Al
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Al³⁺
aluminum ion |
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N
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N³⁻
nitride ion |
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Sr
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Sr²⁺
strontium ion |
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Cl
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Cl⁻
chloride ion |
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Mg
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Mg²⁺
magnesium ion |
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O
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O²⁻
oxide |
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Sn
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Sn²⁺
tin(II) ion Sn⁴⁺ tin(IV) ion |
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H
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H⁻
hydride ion |
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S
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S²⁻
sulfide ion |
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K
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K⁺
potassium ion |
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Ga
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Ga³⁺
gallium ion |
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Au
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Au⁺
gold(I) ion Au³⁺ gold(III) ion |
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F
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F⁻
fluoride ion |
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In
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In³⁺
indium ion |
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Pb
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Pb²⁺
lead(II) ion Pb⁴⁺ lead (IV) ion |
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Se
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Se²⁻
selenide ion |
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Na
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Na⁺
sodium ion |
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Be
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Be²⁺
beryllium ion |
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Cu
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Cu⁺
copper(I) ion Cu²⁺ copper (II) ion |
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Bi
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Bi³⁺
bismuth ion |
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Ba
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Ba²⁺
barium ion |
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Cr
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Cr²⁺
chromium(II) ion Cr³⁺ chromium(III) ion |
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Br
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Br⁻
bromide ion |
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Ca
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Ca²⁺
calcium ion |
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Fe
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Fe²⁺
iron(II) ion Fe³⁺ iron(III) ion |
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I
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I⁻
iodide ion |
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Co
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Co²⁺
cobalt(II) ion Co³⁺ cobalt(III) ion |