Transcription of Periodic Table, Ion Chart, and Formulas
1 Judith S. Nu o 1 2003/2003 Chemistry Ion Chart Chart of Common Ions/Ionic Charges POSITIVE IONS (CATIONS) NEGATIVE IONS (ANIONS) Aluminium Al3+ Acetate CH3 COO- Ammonium NH4+ Bromide Br - Barium Ba2+ Carbonate CO32- Cadmium Cd2+ Hydrogen carbonate, bicarbonate HCO3- Calcium Ca2+ Chlorate ClO3- Chromium (II), * Cr2+ Chloride Cl - Chromium (III), chromic Cr3+ Chlorite ClO2- Cobalt (II) Co2+ Chromate CrO42- Copper (I), *cuprous Cu+ Dichromate Cr2O72- Copper (II), cupric Cu2+ Fluoride F - Hydrogen H+, H3O+ Hydroxide OH- Iron (II), *ferrous Fe2+ Hypochlorite ClO- Iron (III), ferric Fe3+ Iodide I - Lead (II) Pb2+ Nitrate NO3- Lithium Li+ Nitrite NO2- Magnesium Mg2+ Oxalate C2O42- Manganese (II) Mn2+ Mercury (I), * mercurous Hg22+ Perchlorate ClO4- Mercury (II), mercuric Hg2+ Permanganate MnO4- Nickel Ni2+ Phosphate PO43- Potassium K+ Hydrogen phosphate HPO42- Scandium Sc3+ Dihydrogen phosphate H2PO4- Silver Ag+ Sulphate SO42- Sodium Na+ Silicate SiO32- Strontium Sr2+ Hydrogen sulphate, bisulphate HSO4- Tin (II), *stannous Sn2+ Sulphide S2- Tin (IV), stannic Sn4+ Hydrogen sulphide, bisulphide HS- Zinc Zn2+ Sulphite SO32- Hydrogen sulphite, bisulphite HSO3- Cyanide CN- adapted from Periodic Table of the Elements Chemistry Reference Sheet California Standards Element symbol* Element name (261)Rf104 (258)Md101 11A 22A 1234 77B 111B 122B 133A 166 AKey 8 567 98B 10 144A 155A 177A 188A 33B 44B 55B 66B (98)Tc43 (209)Po84 Astatine(210)At85 Pd Radon(222)Rn86 (223)Fr87 Radium(226)Ra88 Actinium(227)Ac89 Dubnium(262)Db105 Seaborgium(266)Sg106 (264)Bh107 Hassium(269)Hs108 (268)
2 Mt109 Promethium(145)Pm61 Neptunium(237)Np93 Plutonium(244)Pu94 (243)Am95 (247)Cm96 (247)Bk97 (251)Cf98 Einsteinium(252)Es99 (257)Fm100 Nobelium(259)No102 (262)Lr103 * Atomic numberAverage atomic massPotassiumPraseodymiumRutherfordiumMo lybdenumMendeleviumGermaniumFluorineAlum inumPhosphorus ChlorineKryptonYttriumTechnetiumPalladiu mSilverAntimonyTelluriumBariumLanthanumT antalumTungstenIridiumPlatinumMercuryBis muthPoloniumFranciumBohriumMeitneriumCer iumSamariumTerbiumThoriumUraniumAmericiu mCuriumBerkelium CaliforniumFermiumLawrenciumBerylliumVan adiumIf this number is in parentheses, then it refers to the atomic mass of the most stable isotope. Copyright 2007 California Department of Education Formulas , Constants, and Unit Conversions Chemistry Reference Sheet California Standards Test : c = 108 m s cal (g C) J (g C) cal g cal g : Cp(H 2O) = = J g = 334 J g = 2260 : Hfus(H 2O)= 80 : H(H 2O)= 540 : L mol Constants : Q = m( T)Cp Latent Heat of Fusion: Q = m Hfus : Q = m H: E = mc 2 P1V1 T1 P2V2 T2 : PV = nRT : = F A: P = : 1 cal = J lbs.
3 : 1 atm = 760 mm Hg === = in. Hg : K = C + 273 Speed of Light in a VacuumSpecific Heat of WaterLatent Heat of Fusion of WaterLatent Heat of Vaporization of WatervapVolume of Ideal Gas at STPF ormulas Calorimetric Formulas No Phase ChangeLatent Heat of Vaporizationvap Mass-Energy FormulaIdeal Gas LawCombined Gas LawPressure FormulaUnit Conversions Calorie-Joule ConversionPressure Conversions 760 Torr kPa Absolute Temperature ConversionCopyright 2007 California Department of Education
