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What is a polyatomic ion? Give some examples.

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The definition of a polyatomic ion is to be given with examples.

Concept Introduction:

 Ionic compounds that contain anions with more than one atom are known as polyatomic ions.

 The names of binary ionic compounds having two elements consist of the name of the cation (metal), followed by the name of the anion (non-metal) and then the suffix “ide” is added.

Explanation of Solution

The word “poly” in polyatomic means many atoms together. So ionic compounds containing anions with more than one atom are termed as polyatomic ions.

Examples are shown below.

NaHCO3−, sodium bicarbonate contains anion HCO3−, that has more than one atom, there is one hydrogen, and carbon atoms, and three atoms of oxygen

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