Writing Formulas For Polyatomic & Monatomic Ions
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| Total Attempts: 407
This is a practice quiz for writing formulas for polyatomic and monatomic ions, include correct charges. Don't worry about using subscript or superscript. Instead use ^ for superscript. For example, for CO32-, just type CO3^2-.
Questions and Answers
- 1.Nitrate
- 2.Sulfite
- 3.Azide
- 4.Cyanide
- 5.Oxalate
- 6.Phosphate
- 7.Thiocyanate
- 8.Hydroxide
- 9.Sulfate
- 10.Nitrite
- 11.Thiosulfate
- 12.Borate
- 13.Chlorate
- 14.Permanganate
- 15.Hydrogen carbonate or bicarbonate
- 16.Perchlorate
- 17.Chromate
- 18.Peroxide
- 19.Hydrogen phosphate
- 20.Iodate
- 21.Hypochlorite
- 22.Formate
- 23.Acetate (There are two possible answers)
- 24.Periodate
- 25.Chlorite
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