Easy ways to understand ionic formulae?

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Https://superhumanacademy.com/how-to-memorize-polyatomic-ions-chemical-formulas/

This is how I memorized the ionic formulae. It is a lot to remember, so it does take some time and studying. But this website helped me learn it fast and in a suuuper unique way. I learned it 3 years ago and could still name quite a bit of them. Hope this helps!!!

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