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AP Polyatomic Ions Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

nitrate ion:

a)

NO3-

b)

NO2-

c)

NO32-

d)

NO22-

2.

acetate Ion:

a)

C2H3O-

b)

CH3COO-

c)

C2H3O2-

d)

CH3COO2-

3.

phosphate ion:

a)

PO42-

b)

PO32-

c)

PO43-

d)

PO3-

4.

bicarbonate (hydrogen carbonate) ion:

a)

HCO32-

b)

HCO2-

c)

HCO-

d)

HCO3-

5.

chlorate ion

a)

ClO3-

b)

ClO-

c)

ClO4-

d)

ClO2-

6.

carbonate ion:

a)

CO3-

b)

CO32-

c)

CO23-

d)

CO2-

7.

sulfite ion:

a)

SO42-

b)

SO3-

c)

SO32-

d)

SO22-

8.

hydroxide ion:

a)

O22-

b)

HO2-

c)

OH2-

d)

OH-

9.

nitrite ion:

a)

NO32-

b)

NO2-

c)

NO3-

d)

NO22-

10.

ammonium ion:

a)

NH4

b)

NH+

c)

NH4+

d)

NH2+

11.

chromate ion:

a)

CrO32-

b)

CrO42-

c)

CrO4-

d)

CrO3-

12.

sulfate ion:

a)

SO42-

b)

SO3-

c)

SO32-

d)

SO22-

13.

dichromate ion:

a)

Cr23+

b)

Cr2O2+

c)

Cr2O72-

d)

Cr2O42-

14.

permanganate Ion:

a)

MnO4-1

b)

Mn+2

c)

MnO3-1

d)

MnO2-1

15.

What is the difference between ions having the same ROOT, but one ends in -ate and the other in -ite?

a)

The ion ending in -ate has 1 less oxygen than -ite.

b)

The ion ending in -ate has 1 more oxygen that -ite.

c)

The ion ending in -ate has 1 more electron than -ite.

d)

The ion ending in -ate has 1 less electron than -ite.

16.

What is the difference between the periodate and hypoiodite ions?

a)

Periodate has 3 more oxygens than hypoiodite.

b)

Periodate has 2 more oxygens than hypoiodite.

c)

Periodate has 1 more oxygen than hypoiodite.

d)

There is no difference. They are the same ion.

17.

What has happened to a polyatomic ion that has the word hydrogen or bi- in front of its name?

a)

It has lost a hydrogen ion (H+) and the size of the charge has decreased by one.

b)

It has gained a hydrogen ion (H+) and the size of the charge has increased by one.

c)

It has gained a hydrogen ion (H+) and size of the charge has decreased by one.

d)

It has lost a hydrogen ion (H+) and the size of the charge has increased by one.

18.

cyanide ion:

a)

CNO3-

b)

CN2-

c)

CN-

d)

CNO2-

19.

peroxide ion:

a)

O2-

b)

O22-

c)

OH2-

d)

OH-

20.

bicarbonate ion:

a)

HCO3+

b)

HCO32-

c)

HCO3-

d)

HCO33-