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    Charges of Cation and Anion

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    This document lists common cations (positively charged ions) and their charges on the left side. It then lists common anions (negatively charged ions) and their charges on the right side. Some examples of cations include hydrogen (H+), lithium (Li+), sodium (Na+), and calcium (Ca2+). Some examples of anions include hydroxide (OH-), carbonate (CO32-), bicarbonate (HCO3-), and nitrate (NO3-). There are many cations and anions listed with their ion formulas and names.

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    Charges of Cation and Anion

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    This document lists common cations (positively charged ions) and their charges on the left side. It then lists common anions (negatively charged ions) and their charges on the right side. Some examples of cations include hydrogen (H+), lithium (Li+), sodium (Na+), and calcium (Ca2+). Some examples of anions include hydroxide (OH-), carbonate (CO32-), bicarbonate (HCO3-), and nitrate (NO3-). There are many cations and anions listed with their ion formulas and names.

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    This document lists common cations (positively charged ions) and their charges on the left side. It then lists common anions (negatively charged ions) and their charges on the right side. Some examples of cations include hydrogen (H+), lithium (Li+), sodium (Na+), and calcium (Ca2+). Some examples of anions include hydroxide (OH-), carbonate (CO32-), bicarbonate (HCO3-), and nitrate (NO3-). There are many cations and anions listed with their ion formulas and names.

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    Charges of Cation and Anion

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    This document lists common cations (positively charged ions) and their charges on the left side. It then lists common anions (negatively charged ions) and their charges on the right side. Some examples of cations include hydrogen (H+), lithium (Li+), sodium (Na+), and calcium (Ca2+). Some examples of anions include hydroxide (OH-), carbonate (CO32-), bicarbonate (HCO3-), and nitrate (NO3-). There are many cations and anions listed with their ion formulas and names.

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    Charges of Cation Charges of Anion

    Cation Formula Cation Name Anion Formula Anoin Name


    H⁺ Hydrogen BO₃⁻³ Borate
    Li⁺ Lithium CO₃⁻² Carbonate
    Na⁺ Sodium HCO₃⁻ Bicarbonate
    K⁺ Potassium N⁻³ Nitride
    Be⁺² Beryllium NO₂⁻ Nitrite
    Mg⁺² Magnesium NO₃⁻ Nitrate
    Ca⁺² Calcium P⁻³ Phosphide
    Sr⁺² Strontium PO₂⁻³ Hypophosphite
    Ba⁺² Barium PO₃⁻³ Phosphite
    B⁺³ Boron PO₄⁻³ Phosphate
    Al⁺³ Aluminum PO₃⁻ Metaphosphate
    Zn⁺² Zinc HPO₄⁻² Biphosphate
    Cd⁺² Cadmium H₂PO₄⁻ Hydrogen Biphosphate
    Hg⁺² Mercury (Mercury II) S⁻² Sulfide
    Hg₂⁺² Mercurous (Mercury I) HS⁻ Bisulfide
    Cu⁺² Cupric (Copper II) SO₃⁻² Sulfite
    Cu⁺ Cuprous (Copper I) SO₄⁻² Sulfate
    Ni⁺³ Nickelic (Nickel III) HSO₄⁻ Bisulfate
    Ni⁺² Nickelous (Nickel II) S₂O₈⁻² Persulfate
    Fe⁺³ Ferric (Iron III) S₂O₃⁻² Thiosulphate
    Fe⁺² Ferrous (Iron II) F⁻ Fluoride
    Ag⁺ Silver FO⁻ Hypofluorite
    NH₄⁺ Ammonium FO₂⁻ Fluorite
    Sn⁺⁴ Stannic (Tin IV) FO₃⁻ Fluorate
    Sn⁺² Stannous (Tin II) FO₄⁻ Perfluorate
    Pb⁺⁴ Plumbic (Lead IV) Cl⁻ Chloride
    Pb⁺² Plumbous (Lead II) ClO⁻ Hypochlorite
    Mn⁺² Manganous (Mn II) ClO₂⁻ Chlorite
    Mn⁺³ Manganic (Mn III) ClO₃⁻ Chlorate
    Mn⁺⁴ Manganite (Mn IV) ClO₄⁻ Perchlorate
    Cr⁺² Chromous (Cr II) Br⁻ Bromide
    Cr⁺³ Chromic (Chromium II) BrO⁻ Hypobromite
    Co⁺² Cobaltous (Cobalt II) BrO₂⁻ Bromite
    Co⁺³ Cobaltic (Cobalt III) BrO₃⁻ Bromate
    Sb⁺³ Antimonous (Sb III) BrO₄⁻ Perbromate
    Sb⁺⁵ Antimonic (Sb V) I⁻ Iodide
    PH⁺ Phosphonium IO⁻ Hypoiodite
    H₃O⁺ Hydronium IO₂⁻ Iodite
    H₃S⁺ Sulfonium IO₃⁻ Iodate
    C⁺² Carbon IO₆⁻⁵ Periodate
    OH⁻ Hydroxide
    O⁻² Oxide
    Anion Formula Anoin Name
    O₂⁻² Peroxide
    C₂O₄⁻² Oxalate
    As⁻² Arsenic
    AsO₄⁻³ Arsenate
    AsS₄⁻³ Thioarsenate
    S₂O₃ Thiosulfate
    Se⁻² Selenide
    SeO₄⁻² Selenate
    SeO₃⁻² Selenite
    CrO₄⁻² Chromate
    Cr₂O₇⁻² Dichromate
    MnO₄⁻ Permanganate (Mn VII)
    MnO₄⁻² Manganate (Mn VI)
    CH₃CO₂⁻ Acetate
    CH₃COO⁻ Acetate
    CN⁻ Cyanide
    OCN⁻ Cyanate
    SCN⁻ Thiocyanate
    CNO⁻ Fulminate
    Fe(CN)₆⁻⁴ Ferrocyanide
    Fe(CN)₆⁻³ Ferricyanide
    N₃⁻ Azide
    CHO₂⁻ Formate
    SnO₂⁻² Dioxostannate
    GeO₃⁻² Germanate
    PdCl₆⁻² Hexachloropalladate
    PtCl₆⁻² Hexachloroplantinate
    PtCl₄⁻² Tetrachloroplantinate
    SiF₆⁻² Hexafluorosilicate
    N₂O₂⁻² Hyponitrite
    MoO₄⁻² Molybdate
    SiO₃⁻² Silicate
    C₄H₄O₆⁻² Tartrate
    TeO₄⁻² Tellurate
    B₄O₇⁻² Tetraborate
    WO₄⁻² Tungstate
    AlO₂⁻ Aluminate
    C₇H₅O₂⁻ Benzoate
    BiO₃⁻ Bismuthate
    ReO₄⁻ Perrhenate
    S₄O₆⁻² Tetrathionate
    VO₃⁻ Vanadate

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