List of all polyatomic ions
This is a list of polyatomic ions. This list is incomplete, you may help by expanding it.
Anions | |
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Arsenate | AsO3− 4 |
Hypobromite | BrO− |
Bromite | BrO− 2 |
Bromate | BrO− 3 |
Perbromate | BrO− 4 |
Acetate (ethanoate) | CH 3COO− or C 2H 3O− 2 |
Acetylide | C2− 2 |
Benzoate | C 6H 5COO− or C 7H 5O− 2 |
Carbonate | CO2− 3 |
Oxalate | C 2O2− 4 |
Chromate | CrO2− 4 |
Tartrate | C 4H 4O2− 6 |
Citrate | C 6H 5O3− 7 |
Cyanide | CN− |
Cyanate | CNO− |
Fulminate (methanoate) | CNO− |
Hypochlorite | ClO− |
Chlorite | ClO− 2 |
Chlorate | ClO− 3 |
Perchlorate | ClO− 4 |
Dichromate | Cr 2O2− 7 |
Ferricyanide | [Fe(CN)6]3−. |
Ferrocyanide | [Fe(CN)6]4−. |
Dihydrogen phosphate | H 2PO− 4 |
Hydrogen carbonate (bicarbonate) | HCO− 3 |
Formate | HCO− 2 |
Hydrogen sulfate (bisulfate) | HSO− 4 |
Hydrogen phosphate | HPO2− 4 |
Hypoiodite | IO− |
Iodite | IO− 2 |
Iodate | IO− 3 |
Periodate | IO− 4 |
Hydroxide | OH− |
Azide | N− 3 |
Nitrite | NO− 2 |
Nitrate | NO− 3 |
Peroxide | O2− 2 |
Manganate | MnO2− 4 |
Permanganate | MnO− 4 |
Hexafluorophosphate | PF− 4 |
Phosphite | PO3− 3 |
Phosphate | PO3− 4 |
Thiocyanate | SCN− |
Metasilicate | SiO2− 3 |
Silicate | SiO2− 4 |
Sulfite | SO2− 3 |
Sulfate | SO2− 4 |
Thiosulfate | S 2O2− 3 |
Pyrosulfate (disulfate) | S 2O2− 7 |
Tetrathionate | S 4O2− 6 |
Selenate | SeO2− 4 |
Cations | |
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Ammonium | NH+ 4 |
Nitronium | NO+ 2 |
Phosphonium | PH+ 4 |
Hydronium | H 3O+ |
Fluoronium | H 2F+ |
Mercury(I) | Hg2+ 2 |
Tropylium | C 7H+ 7 |
Guanidinium | C(NH 2)+ 3 |
References[edit]
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