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    Ammonium NH: List of Common Ions

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    1. Common cations with a +1 charge include ammonium (NH4+). 2. Common anions with charges of -1 include acetate, nitrate, hypochlorite, and cyanide. Anions with charges of -2 include sulfate and sulfite. Anions with charges of -3 include phosphate and arsenate. 3. Some metals can have multiple oxidation states including copper, mercury, iron, nickel, manganese, chromium, cobalt, gold, lead, and tin.

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    1. Common cations with a +1 charge include ammonium (NH4+). 2. Common anions with charges of -1 include acetate, nitrate, hypochlorite, and cyanide. Anions with charges of -2 include sulfate and sulfite. Anions with charges of -3 include phosphate and arsenate. 3. Some metals can have multiple oxidation states including copper, mercury, iron, nickel, manganese, chromium, cobalt, gold, lead, and tin.

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    1. Common cations with a +1 charge include ammonium (NH4+). 2. Common anions with charges of -1 include acetate, nitrate, hypochlorite, and cyanide. Anions with charges of -2 include sulfate and sulfite. Anions with charges of -3 include phosphate and arsenate. 3. Some metals can have multiple oxidation states including copper, mercury, iron, nickel, manganese, chromium, cobalt, gold, lead, and tin.

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    1. Common cations with a +1 charge include ammonium (NH4+). 2. Common anions with charges of -1 include acetate, nitrate, hypochlorite, and cyanide. Anions with charges of -2 include sulfate and sulfite. Anions with charges of -3 include phosphate and arsenate. 3. Some metals can have multiple oxidation states including copper, mercury, iron, nickel, manganese, chromium, cobalt, gold, lead, and tin.

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    List of Common Ions

    1. Cation with +1 charge


    Name Symbol
    Ammonium NH4+

    2. Anions with -1 charge

    Name Symbol Name Symbol Name Symbol


    Acetate C2H3O2 -─ Nitrate NO3 ─ Hypochlorite ClO-─
    Cyanide CN-─ Nitrite NO2-─ Chlorite ClO2-─
    Cyanate CNO-─ Permanganate MnO4-─ Chlorate ClO3-─
    Thiocyanate SCN−─ Bicarbonate HCO3-─ Perchlorate
    Hydroxide OH-─

    3. Anions with -2 charge

    Name Symbol Name Symbol Name Symbol


    Sulfate SO42- Chromate CrO42- Thiosulfate S2O32-
    Sulfite SO32- Dichromate Cr2O72- Carbonate CO32-
    Oxalate C2O42-

    4. Anions with -3 charge

    Name Symbol Name Symbol Name Symbol


    Phosphite HPO2− Arsenite AsO33− Borate BO33─
    Phosphate PO43- Arsenate AsO43─
    List of Metals with Multiple Charges
    Element Lower Charge Higher Charge
    Name Symbol Name Symbol
    Charge of +1 and +2
    Copper Copper (I) Cu+ Copper (II) Hg2+
    Mercury Mercury (I) Hg+1 Mercury (II) Hg2+
    Charge of +2 and +3
    Iron Iron (II) Fe2+ Iron (III) Fe3+
    Nickel Nickel (II) Ni2+ Nickel (III) Ni3+
    Manganese Manganese Mn2+ Manganese Mn3+
    (II) (III)
    Chromium Chromium (II) Cr2+ Chromium Cr3+
    (III)
    Cobalt Cobalt (II) Co2+ Cobalt (III) Co3+
    Charge of +1 and +3
    Gold Gold (I) Au+ Gold (III) Au3+
    Charge of +2 and +4
    Lead Lead (II) Pb2+ Lead (IV) Pb4+
    Tin Tin (II) Sn2+ Tin (IV) Sn4+

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