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    This document lists common cations (positively charged ions) and their charges on the left side, and common anions (negatively charged ions) and their charges on the right side. Some examples of cations include aluminum (Al3+), ammonium (NH4+), and calcium (Ca2+). Some examples of anions include chloride (Cl-), nitrate (NO3-), and sulfate (SO42-). There are over 50 different ions listed between the cations and anions.

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    This document lists common cations (positively charged ions) and their charges on the left side, and common anions (negatively charged ions) and their charges on the right side. Some examples of cations include aluminum (Al3+), ammonium (NH4+), and calcium (Ca2+). Some examples of anions include chloride (Cl-), nitrate (NO3-), and sulfate (SO42-). There are over 50 different ions listed between the cations and anions.

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    AP Chem Ion List10

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    This document lists common cations (positively charged ions) and their charges on the left side, and common anions (negatively charged ions) and their charges on the right side. Some examples of cations include aluminum (Al3+), ammonium (NH4+), and calcium (Ca2+). Some examples of anions include chloride (Cl-), nitrate (NO3-), and sulfate (SO42-). There are over 50 different ions listed between the cations and anions.

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    AP CHEM IONS

    Cations Anions
    Aluminum Al3+ Ethanoate [acetate] C2H3O21-
    Ammonium NH41+ Arsenide As3-
    Arsenic (III) As3+ Arsenate AsO43-
    Arsenic (V) As5+ Bromate (V) [bromate] BrO31-
    Barium Ba2+ Bromide Br1-
    Bismuth (III) Bi3+ Carbide C4-
    Bismuth (V) Bi5+ Carbonate CO32-
    Cadmium Cd2+ Hydrogen carbonate [bicarbonate] HCO31-
    Calcium Ca2+ Chlorate (VII) [perchlorate] ClO41-
    Chromium (II) [Chromous] Cr2+ Chlorate (V) [chlorate] ClO31-
    Chromium (III) [Chromic] Cr3+ Chlorate (III) [chlorite] ClO21-
    Cobalt (II) Co2+ Chlorate (I) [hypochlorite] ClO1-
    Cobalt (III) Co3+ Chloride Cl1-
    Copper (I) [Cuprous] Cu1+ Chromate CrO42-
    Copper (II) [Cupric] Cu2+ Dichromate Cr2O72-

    Gold (III) [Auric] Au3+ Cyanide CN1-

    Hydrogen H1+ Cyanate OCN1-

    Hydronium H3O1+ Thiocyanate SCN1-

    Iron (II) [Ferrous] Fe2+ Fluoride F1-


    Iron (III) [Ferric] Fe3+ Hydride H1-
    Lead (II) [Plumbous] Pb2+ Hydroxide OH1-
    Lead (IV) [Plumbic] Pb4+ Iodide I1-
    Lithium Li1+ Iodate (V) [iodate] IO31-
    Magnesium Mg2+ Manganate (VII) [permanganate] MnO41-
    Manganese (II) Mn2+ Nitride N3-
    Manganese (IV) Mn4+ Nitrate NO31-
    Mercury (I) [Mercurous] Hg22+ Nitrite NO21-
    Mercury (II) [Mercuric] Hg2+ Oxalate C2O42-
    Nickel (II) Ni2+ Oxide O2-
    Potassium K1+ Peroxide O22-
    Silver Ag1+ Phosphide P3-
    Sodium Na1+ Phosphite PO33-
    Strontium Sr2+ Phosphate PO43-
    Tin (II) (Stannous) Sn2+ Dihydrogen phosphate H2PO41-
    Tin (IV) (Stannic) Sn4+ Sulfide S2-
    Zinc Zn2+ Sulfite SO32-
    Sulfate SO42-
    Hydrogen sulfate [bisulfate] HSO41-
    Thiosulfate S2O32-

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