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    Positive Monoatomic Ions Negative Polyatomic Ions

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    1. The document lists common monatomic and polyatomic ions grouped by their oxidation state, with positive ions listed on the left and negative ions on the right. 2. Monatomic ions are grouped from oxidation states 1+ to 6+ on the left side and from oxidation states 1- to 4- on the right side. 3. Polyatomic ions are grouped in sections by their oxidation state ranging from 1+ to 4+ on the left side and 1- to 4- on the right side.

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    1. The document lists common monatomic and polyatomic ions grouped by their oxidation state, with positive ions listed on the left and negative ions on the right. 2. Monatomic ions are grouped from oxidation states 1+ to 6+ on the left side and from oxidation states 1- to 4- on the right side. 3. Polyatomic ions are grouped in sections by their oxidation state ranging from 1+ to 4+ on the left side and 1- to 4- on the right side.

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    1. The document lists common monatomic and polyatomic ions grouped by their oxidation state, with positive ions listed on the left and negative ions on the right. 2. Monatomic ions are grouped from oxidation states 1+ to 6+ on the left side and from oxidation states 1- to 4- on the right side. 3. Polyatomic ions are grouped in sections by their oxidation state ranging from 1+ to 4+ on the left side and 1- to 4- on the right side.

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    Positive Monoatomic Ions Negative Polyatomic Ions

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    POSITIVE NEGATIVE

    MONOATOMIC IONS POLYATOMIC IONS

    I. Oxidation of 1+ I. Oxidation of 1-
    Lithium Li acetate C2H3O2
    Sodium Na bicarbonate HCO3
    Potassium K aluminite AlO2
    Rubidium Rb bromate BrO3
    Silver Ag bromite BrO2
    hypobromite BrO
    II. Oxidation of 2+ chlorate ClO3
    Beryllium Be chlorite ClO2
    Magnesium Mg hypochlorite ClO
    Calcium Ca cyanide CN
    Strontium Sr iodate IO3
    Barium Ba iodite IO2
    Zinc Zn nitrate NO3
    Cadmium Cd nitrite NO2
    permanganate MnO4
    III. Oxidation of 3+ hydroxide OH
    Boron B
    Aluminum Al II. Oxidation of 2-
    carbonate CO3
    IV. Oxidation of 4+ chromate CrO4
    Silicon Si dichromate Cr2O7
    manganate MnO3
    V. Oxidation of 6+ oxalate C2O4
    Tungsten W silicate SiO3
    stannate SnO3
    POSITIVE stannite SnO2
    POLYATOMIC IONS sulfate SO4
    sulfite SO3
    I. Oxidation of +1 molybdate MoO4
    Ammonium NH4 selenate SeO4
    Hydronium H 3O tartrate C4H4O6
    hexafluorosilicate SiF6
    NEGATIVE
    MONOATOMIC IONS III. Oxidation of 3-
    arsenate AsO3
    I. Oxidation of -1 arsenite AsO2
    bromide Br borate BO3
    chloride Cl ferricyanide Fe(CN)6
    fluoride F phosphate PO4
    iodide I phosphite PO3

    II. Oxidation of -2 IV. Oxidation of 4-


    oxide O orthosilicate SiO4
    sulfide S pyrophosphate P2O7
    selenium Se

    III. Oxidation of -3
    nitride N
    phosphide P

    IV. Oxidation of -4
    carbide C

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