Fortunately there are ony a few common polyatonic ions. Some of the most common are given in the table below: The formulas for the salts of these ions are formed by the usual requirement of electrical neutrality. The name of a salt is the cation name followed by the name of the anion. For example Example 1: Q: What is the formula and name of the salt formed from magnesium and oxalate ions? A: Mg2+ and C2O4 2-, formula: MgC2O4, Name: magnesium oxalate Example 2: Q: Give the formula for iron(III) bicarbonate.
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