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Softa [21]
3 years ago
7

Can you write the formula for and indicate the charge on each of the following ions: sodium ion, aluminum ion, chloride ion, nit

ride ion, iron(11) ion, iron(111) ion
Chemistry
1 answer:
Anettt [7]3 years ago
8 0
If the ion is named by (element-name) + ion, it is the element with a positive charge.
This means:
Sodium ion: Na(1+)
Aluminum ion: Al(3+)
If the ion is named by (element-prefix)+ide, then it has a negative charge.
This means:
Chloride: Cl(1-)
Nitride: N(3-)
Finally, if it has roman numerals after the name, that is the amount of positive charge the ion has.
Therefore:
Iron (II): Fe(2+)
Iron(III): Fe(3+)
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