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Quiz
1. Which of the following is the bisulfate ion?
(SO42-)2S2O32-S2O82-SO42-HSO4-
2. Hypobromite compounds are used to treat water supplies that are heavily contaminated with bacteria. The formula of the hypobromite ion is:
BrO2-BrO2-2BrO-BrO3-HBrO-
3. A sudden surge in the concentration of thiosulfate ions in geyser water may be a sign that a volcanic eruption is imminent. The thiosulfate ion is:
S2O42-SO42-S2O4-S2O32-SO32-
4. The SCN- ion forms a bright red complex with iron(II) ions. The SCN- ion is called the:
thiocyanide ionthiocyanate ioncyanate ioncyanide ionthiocyanite ionsulfurocyanide ion
5. Perbromate ion is extremely unstable for quantum mechanical reasons. If it existed, the formula of the perbromate ion could be:
HBrO3-BrO32-BrO4-BrO4-2BrO3-
6. Stable compounds containing the iodite ion have never been prepared. The formula of the iodite ion could be:
IO2-2IO2-HIO3-IO3-IO2-
7. Chlorite compounds are extremely explosive when they come into contact with combustible material. The formula of the chlorite ion is:
ClO2-ClO2-2ClO3-ClO2-HClO3-
8. Sodium acetate is used in chemical handwarmers and heating pads because it gives up a large amount of heat when it changes from a liquid to a solid. The formula for this compound is:
NaAc2Na2C2H3O2NaC2H3O2Na2C2O4NaC2H4O
9. Which of the following compounds contains a polyatomic ion?
C6H12O6LiClCO2KBrNa2SO4
10. Perchlorate compounds are used in explosives and jet fuels. The formula of the perchlorate ion is
ClO3-ClO4-2ClO32-ClO4-HClO3-


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