How to Memorize The Polyatomic Ions - Formulas, Charges, Naming - Chemistry

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For the pattern seeking minded, we have a rule of thumb. Let A stand for some nonmetal, I will use 1- charge for the overall charge of the ion or polyatomic ions for illustrative purpose; we could use others such as 2-, 3- , etc. The labeling scheme is: A - , AO - , AO2 - , AO3 - , AO4 - Names: A-ide, hypo-A-ite, A-ite, A-ate, per-A-ate Note that there are exceptions to this scheme, for instance in the Nitrogen category N has a 3- charge but Nitrite and Nitrate have 1- charge. Chlorine and Bromine behave well according to this scheme. Also note that per is short for hyper, to indicate more oxygen atoms, 'hypo' means under or less. When you are 'hyper' you have too much energy. Also a useful tip, to remember -ate ending has more oxygen than -ite ending, 'ate' sounds like after you ate (paste tense) when you have more food, so you will have more oxygen than ite.

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4:16 can you please explain why ClO3- is chlorate,not ClO4-,for phosphate it's (PO4)3- and sulphate (SO4)2-

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@@michelleyim569 pattern from right to left of the table -1 -2 -3 then again -1 -2 -3

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@@skywalker778 Could you elaborate on how the -1,-2,-3 on the periodic table explain why some polyatomic ions are -ate at O4 and O3

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2 even number atoms = -2 charge 2 uneven number atoms = +1 charge 1 even and 1 uneven = -1 charge except for the phosphate groups which have a -3 charge If the are more atoms in the molecule for example HPO3 you just add or subtract the charge of the added atom in this case a +1 for the hydrogen so HPO3 is -2 charged.