Names and Charges of Some Common Ions

ammonium
1. NH₄⁺
2. Al³⁺
3. Sb³⁺
4. C₂H₃O₂^-
cesium
1. Ca²⁺
2. Cu⁺
3. Cs⁺
4. C₂H₃O₂^-
copper (I)
1. CO₃^2-
2. Cr³⁺
3. Cu²⁺
4. Cu⁺
hydronium
1. PO₂^3-
2. H₃O⁺
3. ClO^-
4. OH^-
lithium
1. Li⁺
2. Pb⁴⁺
3. IO₃^-
4. Li^-
potassium
1. IO₄^-
2. P^3-
3. MnO₄^-
4. K⁺
silver
1. Sr²⁺
2. Ag⁺
3. Al³⁺
4. S^2-
sodium
1. Na⁺
2. SO₄^2-
3. Sn⁴⁺
4. Na²⁺
barium
1. Br^-
2. Be²⁺
3. Ba⁺
4. Ba²⁺
beryllium
1. Be²⁺
2. Be⁺
3. Br^-
4. Ba²⁺
cadmium
1. Cs⁺
2. Cd²⁺
3. Ca²⁺
4. CN^-
calcium
1. Cl^-
2. Ca⁺
3. Co²⁺
4. Ca²⁺
cobalt (II)
1. Cr³⁺
2. Co²⁺
3. ClO₃^-
4. Cl^-
copper (II)
1. Cs⁺
2. Co²⁺
3. Cu⁺
4. Cu²⁺
iron (II)
1. Fe²⁺
2. IO₃^-
3. Fe³⁺
4. I^-
lead (II)
1. Pb⁴⁺
2. P^3-
3. Pb²⁺
4. Li⁺
magnesium
1. Mn²⁺
2. MnO₄^2-
3. Mg²⁺
4. Hg²⁺
manganese
1. Mn²⁺
2. Mg²⁺
3. Hg₂²⁺
4. Hg²⁺
mercury (I)
1. Hg₂²⁺
2. Hg²⁺
3. Hg⁺
4. MnO₄^-
mercury (II)
1. Hg²⁺
2. Hg₂²⁺
3. Hg₄^2-
4. Hg₄⁺
nickel (II)
1. Ni₃^-
2. Ni₂^-
3. Ni²⁺
4. Ni^3-
strontium
1. Sr²⁺
2. Sr^2-
3. Sr³⁺
4. Sr₂O₃^2-
tin (II)
1. Sn₂O₃^2-
2. Sn⁴⁺
3. Sn²⁺
4. Ti^2-
zinc
1. Zn²⁺
2. Zn^3-
3. Zn₃^-
4. Zn³⁺
aluminum
1. Al^-
2. Al³⁺
3. Al^3-
4. Al²⁺
antimony (III)
1. An₄^3-
2. Sb₂O₇^2-
3. Sb²⁺
4. Sb³⁺
chromium (III)
1. Cr^-
2. Cr⁺
3. Cr₃₊
4. Cr³⁺
iron (III)
1. F^---
2. Fe^3-
3. Fe³⁺
4. Fe²⁺
tin (IV)
1. Ti⁴⁺
2. Sn²⁺
3. Tn⁴⁺
4. Sn⁴⁺
lead (IV)
1. Pb⁴⁺
2. Pb₄₊
3. Pb²⁺
4. Pb^-
acetate
1. Ac²⁺
2. C₂H₃O₂^-
3. C²⁺
4. Ac₂H₃O₂^-
bromide
1. Br^-
2. Br²⁺
3. Br⁴⁺
4. BrO₃^-
bromate
1. Br^-
2. BrO^-
3. BrO₃^-
4. BrO₂^-
perchlorate
1. ClO₄^-
2. ClO₃^-
3. ClO⁴^-
4. Cl₄^-
chlorate
1. ClO₃^-
2. Cl₃^-
3. ClO₂^-
4. ClO₄^-
chlorite
1. ClO₃^-
2. ClO^-
3. ClO₂^-
4. ClO²^-
hypochlorite
1. ClO⁺
2. HClO^-
3. ClO^-
4. ClO₂^-
chloride
1. Cl^-
2. Cl⁺
3. Cl₃^-
4. ClO₂^-
cyanide
1. CN²⁺
2. CN_-
3. CN₂²⁺
4. CN^-
fluoride
1. F^-
2. Fl^-
3. F²⁺
4. F^2-

Names and Charges of Some Common Ions

Multiple-Choice Exercise Author of Activity: Tami Maloney © 2006; All rights reserved. E-mail comments and questions to Tami Maloney.

ammonium

cesium

copper (I)

hydronium

lithium

potassium

silver

sodium

barium

beryllium

cadmium

calcium

cobalt (II)

copper (II)

iron (II)

lead (II)

magnesium

manganese

mercury (I)

mercury (II)

nickel (II)

strontium

tin (II)

zinc

aluminum

antimony (III)

chromium (III)

iron (III)

tin (IV)

lead (IV)

acetate

bromide

bromate

perchlorate

chlorate

chlorite

hypochlorite

chloride

cyanide

fluoride

Multiple-Choice Exercise

Author of Activity: Tami Maloney © 2006; All rights reserved. E-mail comments and questions to Tami Maloney.