A charged chemical unit. A positive ion is called a cation and a negatively charged ion is called an anion. The following table lists the names given to some of the more common ions.
ion | formula |
acetate | |
aluminum | |
ammonium | |
barium | |
bromate | |
bromide | |
calcium | |
carbonate | |
chlorate | |
chloride | |
chlorite | |
chromate | |
chromium (III) | |
cobalt (II) | |
copper (I) | |
copper (II) | |
cyanate | |
cyanide | |
dichromate | |
fluoride | |
hexacyanoferrate (II) | |
hexacyanoferrate (III) | |
hydride | |
hydrogen carbonate | |
hydrogen sulfate | |
hydronium | |
hydroxide | |
hypochlorite | |
iodide | |
iron (II) | |
iron (III) | |
lead (II) | |
magnesium | |
mercury (I) | |
mercury (II) | |
nickel (II) | |
nitrate | |
nitrite | |
oxalate | |
oxide | |
perchlorate | |
permanganate | |
peroxide | |
phosphate | |
phosphide | |
phosphite | |
potassium | |
silver | |
sodium | |
sulfate | |
sulfide | |
sulfite | |
thiocyanate | |
thiosulfate | |
tin (II) | |
tin (IV) | |
zinc |
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