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Ion monoatómico

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Un ion monoatómico es un ion formado por un átomo, a diferencia de un ion poliatómico que consiste de dos o más átomos.[1]​ Por ejemplo, el carbonato de calcio consiste en el ion monatómico Ca2+ y el ion politómico CO32-.

Un compuesto iónico binario tipo I contiene un metal (catión) que forma solo un tipo de ion. Un compuesto iónico tipo II contiene un metal que forma más de un tipo de ion; ej. iones con diferente carga eléctrica.

Cationes comunes de tipo I
Hidrógeno H+
Litio Li+
Sodio Na+
Potasio K+
Rubidio Rb+
Cesio Cs+
Magnesio Mg2+
Calcio Ca2+
Estroncio Sr2+
Bario Ba2+
Aluminio Al3+
Plata Ag+
Zinc Zn2+
Cationes comunes tipo II
Hierro (II) Fe2+ ferroso
Hierro (III) Fe3+ férrico
Cobre (II) Cu2+ cúprico
Cobre (I) Cu+ cuproso
Aniones comunes
hidruro H−
fluoruro F−
cloruro Cl-
bromuro Br-
yoduro I-
óxido O2-
sulfuro S2-
nitruro N3-
fosfuro P3-

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  1. ↑ William Masterton; Cecile Hurley (24 de enero de 2008). Chemistry: Principles and Reactions. Cengage Learning. p. 176. ISBN 0-495-12671-3. 
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