The T43 Method, Remembering Polyatomic Ions

The other video up here on youtube is kinda old, and low quality.

Credit to user PCNB for the method.

I apologize for the stuttering, mis-speaks, screechy voice, and pause on Krypton. I recorded this late at night.

The simple naming method for this polyatomic ions is that they all use the -ate suffix.

From top left to bottom right (going by each period, left to right)t: Borate, Carbonate, Nitrate, Silicate, Phosphate, Sulfate, Chlorate, Arsenate, Selenate, Bromate, Tellurate, Iodate.

[JR-oedw]

Shut up!!!! This is what I have been needing. You are literally a gift! Thank you so much!

[NrsArea]

Very easy and interesting, wish it expanded more so you now what the proper naming is, why the charges dont restart on 3 as they do on 4, and whst the charges are for the VIIIA column

[tannamanee]

Wow saved my life without even knowing thank you😱🫠🥲