WorksheetsAP Polyatomic Ions Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 5mins
nitrate ion:
NO3-
NO2-
NO32-
NO22-
acetate Ion:
C2H3O-
CH3COO-
C2H3O2-
CH3COO2-
phosphate ion:
PO42-
PO32-
PO43-
PO3-
bicarbonate (hydrogen carbonate) ion:
HCO32-
HCO2-
HCO-
HCO3-
chlorate ion
ClO3-
ClO-
ClO4-
ClO2-
carbonate ion:
CO3-
CO32-
CO23-
CO2-
sulfite ion:
SO42-
SO3-
SO32-
SO22-
hydroxide ion:
O22-
HO2-
OH2-
OH-
nitrite ion:
NO32-
NO2-
NO3-
NO22-
ammonium ion:
NH4
NH+
NH4+
NH2+
chromate ion:
CrO32-
CrO42-
CrO4-
CrO3-
sulfate ion:
SO42-
SO3-
SO32-
SO22-
dichromate ion:
Cr23+
Cr2O2+
Cr2O72-
Cr2O42-
permanganate Ion:
MnO4-1
Mn+2
MnO3-1
MnO2-1
What is the difference between ions having the same ROOT, but one ends in -ate and the other in -ite?
The ion ending in -ate has 1 less oxygen than -ite.
The ion ending in -ate has 1 more oxygen that -ite.
The ion ending in -ate has 1 more electron than -ite.
The ion ending in -ate has 1 less electron than -ite.
What is the difference between the periodate and hypoiodite ions?
Periodate has 3 more oxygens than hypoiodite.
Periodate has 2 more oxygens than hypoiodite.
Periodate has 1 more oxygen than hypoiodite.
There is no difference. They are the same ion.
What has happened to a polyatomic ion that has the word hydrogen or bi- in front of its name?
It has lost a hydrogen ion (H+) and the size of the charge has decreased by one.
It has gained a hydrogen ion (H+) and the size of the charge has increased by one.
It has gained a hydrogen ion (H+) and size of the charge has decreased by one.
It has lost a hydrogen ion (H+) and the size of the charge has increased by one.
cyanide ion:
CNO3-
CN2-
CN-
CNO2-
peroxide ion:
O2-
O22-
OH2-
OH-
bicarbonate ion:
HCO3+
HCO32-
HCO3-
HCO33-
