Polyatomic Ions in One Minute

In this video, you will learn about the different polyatomic ions. We'll also look at the most important polyatomic ions to memorize as well as how to use a table of ions (if you are allowed to).

Polyatomic ions are groups of atoms that carry a charge and exist as a single unit. They are commonly found in ionic compounds, and it is essential to know their names, formulas, and charges to be successful chemistry.

We will discuss the most common polyatomic ions, including their names, formulas, and charges. Additionally, we'll look at how to use a table of polyatomic ions to aid in memorization and recall.

Polyatomic ion table shown in video:

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[Ryan_]

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[AAuthenticity]

Thank you for the video. I have one question though: Are ionic compounds different from poly atomic ions?

[emmastilton]

I don't understand. Like an ion is an atom with a charge right? But then they exist polyatomic ions? Like polyatomic ions are formed of 2 or more atoms, how can that still be an ion? Isn't an ion just A SINGLE atom?

[somi]

Your explanation + knowledge + voice everything is awesome 👍

[AJ_]

I am not getting it sir pls help me i am a 10th standard student questions is every elements are having ionic form rather than noble gases?
What is uses of the ions and why?
Why the formation of polyatomic ions happen? And last one why noble gases not have electric charges species?

[nirmalmishra]

Never stop making video. BTW what is your plan for upcoming lectures?

[pkmkb]

Sir thx a lottt
Its really very helpful ❤

[A_Random_Pianist]

Thankgod I was struggling to understand like CuSo4 like Tf where So4 comes from, struggling to draw Levis structure for it and I’m not gong anywhere thank so much for making this video you saved my life

[adhiraj]

Nice video
I'd like to say something, i can't really find more polyatomic cations except NH4 and H30