Ions and Charges

• What is the charge for Sodium?

  +1
• What is the charge for Lithium?

  +1
• What is the charge for Potassium?

  +1
• What is the charge for Ammonium?

  +1
• What is the charge for Silver?

  +1
• What is the charge for Rubidium?

  +1
• What is the charge for Cesium?

  +1
• What is the charge for Calcium?

  +2
• What is the charge for Magnesium?

  +2
• What is the charge for Zinc?

  +2
• What is the charge for Barium?

  +2
• What is the charge for Aluminum?

  +3
• 'ous' is a suffix that means it is a lower oxidation number.
• 'ic' is a suffix that means it is a higher oxidation number.
• What is the oxidation number for Cuprous?

  +1
• What is the oxidation number for Cupric?

  +2
• What is the oxidation number for Mercurous?

  +1
• What is the oxidation number for Mercuric?

  +2
• What is the oxidation number for Aurous?

  +1
• What is the oxidation number for Auric?

  +3
• What is the oxidation number for Thallous?

  +1
• What is the oxidation number for Thallic?

  +3
• The oxidation number for Cobaltous is:

  +2
• The oxidation number for Cobaltic is:

  +3
• The oxidation number for Nickelous is:

  +2
• The oxidation number for Nickelic is:

  +3
• The oxidation number for Manganous is:

  +2
• The oxidation number for Manganic is:

  +3
• The oxidation number for Ferrous is:

  +2
• The oxidation number for Ferric is:

  +3
• The oxidation number for Chromous is:

  +2
• The oxidation number for Chromic is:

  +3
• Metals that have a higher oxidation number tends to end with 'ic'.
• Metals that have a lower oxidation number tends to end with 'ous'.
• The chemical formula for Ammonium is NH+4.
• Ammonium contains Nitrogen and Hydrogen.
• Stannous has an oxidation number of:

  +2
• Stannic has an oxidation number of:

  +4
• Platinous has an oxidation number of:

  +2
• Platinic has an oxidation number of:

  +4