Induction work Flashcards by Poppy Ruben

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Hydrogen symbol

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H

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Beryllium symbol

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Be

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Boron symbol

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B

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Fluorine symbol

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F

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Sodium symbol

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Na

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Silicon symbol

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Si

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Phosphorus symbol

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P

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Sulphur symbol

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S

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Chlorine symbol

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Cl

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Argon symbol

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Ar

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Potassium symbol

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K

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Calcium symbol

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Ca

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Scandium symbol

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Sc

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Titanium symbol

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Ti

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Vanadium symbol

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V

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Chromium symbol

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Cr

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Manganese

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Mn

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Iron symbol

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Fe

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Cobalt symbol

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Co

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Nickel symbol

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Ni

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Copper symbol

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Cu

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Zinc symbol

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Zn

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Helium symbol

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He

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Lithium symbol

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Li

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Carbon symbol

C

Nitrogen symbol

N

Oxygen symbol

O

Neon symbol

Ne

Magnesium symbol

Mg

Aluminum symbol

Al

Sulphuric acid symbol Formulae | Acid

H*2*SO*4* | Acid

Nitric acid Formulae | Acid

HNO*3* | Acid

Hydrochloric acid Formulae | Acid

HCl | Acid

Phosophoric acid Formulae | Acid

H*3*PO*4* | Acid

Sodium hydroxide Formulae | Alkali

NaOH | Alkali

Potassium hydroxide Formulae | Alkali

KOH | Alkali

Calcium hydroxide Formulae | Alkali

Ca(OH)*2* | Alkali

Sodium carbonate Formulae | Alkali

Na*2*CO*3* | Alkali

Ammonia Formulae | Gas (Compound)

NH*3* | Gas (Compound)

Methane Formulae | Gas (Compound)

CH*4* | Gas (Compound)

Carbon dioxide Formulae | Gas (Compound)

CO*2* | Gas (Compound)

Carbon monoxide Formulae | Gas (Compound)

CO | Gas (Compound)

Sulfur dioxide Formulae | Gas (Compound)

SO*2* | Gas (Compound)

Nitrogen dioxide Formulae | Gas (Compound)

NO*2* | Gas (Compound)

Hydrogen Formulae | Gas (Element)

H*2* | Gas (Element)

Oxygen Formulae | Gas (Element)

O*2* | Gas (Element)

Nitrogen Formulae | Gas (Element)

N*2* | Gas (Element)

Chlorine Formulae | Gas (Element)

Cl*2* | Gas (Element)

Fluorine Formulae | Gas (Element)

F*2* | Gas (Element)

Argon Formulae | Gas (Element)

Ar | Gas (Element)

Metals form what type of ions

Simple ions with **positive** charges called **Cations** - names are the same

Non-metals form what type of ions

Simple ions with **negative **charges called **Anions** - names end in -ide

Hydrogen ion

H+

Lithium ion

Li+

Sodium ion

Na+

Potassium ion

K+

Rubidium ion

Rb+

Cesium ion

Cs+

Beryllium ion

Be^2+

Magnesium ion

Mg*2+*

Calcium ion

Ca^2+

Strontium ion

Sr^2+

Barium

Ba^2+

Iron ion**s**

Fe^2+ Fe^3+

Copper ion**s**

Cu+ Cu^2+

Silver ion

Ag+

Zinc ion

Zn^2+

Aluminium ion

Al^3+

Oxygen ion

O^2-

Sulphur ion

S^2-

Flurine ion

F-

Chlorine ion

Cl-

Bromine ion

Br-

Iodine ion

I-

Ions composed of more than one element are called...

Polyatomic

Ammonium ion | Polyatomic

NH^4+ | Polyatomic

Hydroxide ion

OH-

Nitrate ion

No*3*-

Sulfate ion

SO*4*^2-

Carbonate ion

CO*3*^2-

Hydrogencarbonate ion

HCO*3*-

Phosphate ion

PO*4*^3-

Chromate (VI) ion

CrO*4*^2-

Dichromate (VI) ion

Cr*2*O*7* ^2-

Manganate (VII) ion

MnO*4*-