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Below are many ionic compounds. Click on each one to pop open the formula. Practice until you get them all right.
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This is ionic even though there are no metals. ammonium is an exception, it's a cation without metal.
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This is ionic even though there are no metals. ammonium is an exception, it's a cation without metal.
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This is ionic even though there are no metals. ammonium is an exception, it's a cation without metal.
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This is ionic even though there are no metals. ammonium is an exception, it's a cation without metal.
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This is ionic even though there are no metals. ammonium is an exception, it's a cation without metal.
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This is an exceptional compound, it's an acid. The hydrogen will ionize, and there will be ions in solution, as is for all acids (& bases).
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This is an exceptional compound. The polyatomic anion peroxide is an exceptional one.
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carbon (IV) oxide (carbon dioxide)
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carbon (II) oxide (carbon monoxide)
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