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Ionic Compounds: Cations and Anions Naming and Group Number, Quizzes of Chemistry

Missouri State University (MSU)Chemistry

Definitions of various cations (positive ions) and anions (negative ions) in ionic compounds. It includes the name and group number of different elements, such as lithium, sodium, potassium, rubidium, cesium, beryllium, magnesium, calcium, strontium, barium, aluminum, zinc, silver, scandium, chromium, iron, cobalt, copper, tin, and their corresponding anions like fluoride, chloride, bromide, iodide, oxide, sulfide, nitride, and phosphide.

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Download Ionic Compounds: Cations and Anions Naming and Group Number and more Quizzes Chemistry in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 ionic compounds DEFINITION 1 - always contain positive and negative ions - the sum of the charges of the cations (positive ions) must always equal that of the sum of the charges of the anions (negative ions) - usually formed between metals and nonmetals TERM 2 Li+ Name? Group Number? DEFINITION 2 Lithium 1A TERM 3 Na+ Name? Group Number? DEFINITION 3 Sodium 1A TERM 4 K+ Name? Group Number? DEFINITION 4 Potassium 1A TERM 5 Rb+ Name? Group Number? DEFINITION 5 Rubidium 1A TERM 6 Cs+ Name? Group Number? DEFINITION 6 Cesium 1A TERM 7 Be2+ Name? Group Number? DEFINITION 7 Beryllium 2A TERM 8 Mg2+ Name? Group Number? DEFINITION 8 Magnesium 2A TERM 9 Ca2+ Name? Group Number? DEFINITION 9 Calcium 2A TERM 10 Sr2+ Name? Group Number DEFINITION 10 Strontium 2A TERM 21 anion of sulfur S2- DEFINITION 21 sulfide TERM 22 anion of nitrogen N3- DEFINITION 22 nitride TERM 23 anion of phosphorus P3- DEFINITION 23 phosphide TERM 24 Cr2+ DEFINITION 24 Chromium(II) TERM 25 Cr3+ DEFINITION 25 Chromium(III) TERM 26 Fe2+ DEFINITION 26 Iron(II) TERM 27 Fe3+ DEFINITION 27 Iron(III) TERM 28 Co2+ DEFINITION 28 Cobalt(II) TERM 29 Co3+ DEFINITION 29 Cobalt(III) TERM 30 Cu+ DEFINITION 30 Copper(I) TERM 31 Cu2+ DEFINITION 31 Copper(II) TERM 32 Sn2+ DEFINITION 32 Tin(II) TERM 33 Sn4+ DEFINITION 33 Tin(IV)

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