Part 2: Polyatomic ions – Complete the table Chemical name Chemical formula Cation Anion sodium hydroxide NaOH Na* OH magnesium hydroxide Mg2 OH sodium nitrate NANO, calcium nitrate Ca(NO,), beryllium nitrate sodium carbonate Na,CO, co,* aluminum carbonate co,- sodium sulfate Na,SO, lithium sulfate sodium phosphate PO, 3- strontium phosphate Sr,(PO,), PO 1. Polyatomic ions are ions with more than one atom. List the polyatomic ions in the chart, their name, and their charge.

Part 2: Polyatomic ions – Complete the table Chemical name Chemical formula Cation Anion sodium hydroxide NaOH Na* OH magnesium hydroxide Mg2 OH sodium nitrate NANO, calcium nitrate Ca(NO,), beryllium nitrate sodium carbonate Na,CO, co,* aluminum carbonate co,- sodium sulfate Na,SO, lithium sulfate sodium phosphate PO, 3- strontium phosphate Sr,(PO,), PO 1. Polyatomic ions are ions with more than one atom. List the polyatomic ions in the chart, their name, and their charge.

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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