Common Polyatomic Ions
NH 4OH ammonium hydroxide CaH 2 calcium hydride Comment: The name does not indicate the numbers of cations and anions because there is only one possibility for the ions to combine and form a compound. Rule: a. Less electronegative atom first (exceptions: when one of the elements is hydrogen.) b. Number of each kind is specified by Greek prefixes.
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