World of Chemistry
World of Chemistry
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Author: Steven S. Zumdahl
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin College Div
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Chapter 4, Problem 18A

(a)

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Interpretation:

The formula of given polyatomic ion phosphide is to be written.

Concept introduction:

Oxyanion is a class of polyatomic ions. Polyatomic ion involves more than one atom which carries a net charge and exists as a single unit. Oxyanion is an anion of oxygen and another non-metal. For example: sulphate ion (SO42) , Phosphate ion (PO43)

(a)

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  P3

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Phosphide ion is ion of phosphorus carrying three unit negative charge. So, the formula of phosphide ion is P3.

(b)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The formula of given polyatomic ion phosphate is to be written.

Concept introduction:

Oxyanion is a class of polyatomic ions. Polyatomic ion involves more than one atom which carries a net charge and exists as a single unit. Oxyanion is an anion of oxygen and another non-metal. For example: sulphate ion (SO42) , Phosphate ion (PO43)

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The formula of given polyatomic ion is PO43 .

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Phosphate ion is standard oxyanion of phosphorus. It is composed of phosphorus and oxygen atom in 1:4 with three unit negative charge. So, the formula of phosphate ion is PO43.

(c)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The formula of given polyatomic ion phosphiteis to be written.

Concept introduction:

Oxyanion is a class of polyatomic ions. Polyatomic ion involves more than one atom which carries a net charge and exists as a single unit. Oxyanion is an anion of oxygen and another non-metal. For example: sulphate ion (SO42) , Phosphate ion (PO43)

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The formula of given polyatomic ion is PO33 .

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The formula of phosphate ion is PO43 . In phosphite ion, the suffix ‘ate’ is replaced by ‘ite’. So, it will contain one less oxygen. Therefore, the formula of phophite ion is PO33.

(d)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The formula of given polyatomic ion hydrogen phosphate is to be written.

Concept introduction:

Oxyanion is a class of polyatomic ions. Polyatomic ion involves more than one atom which carries a net charge and exists as a single unit. Oxyanion is an anion of oxygen and another non-metal. For example: sulphate ion (SO42) , Phosphate ion (PO43)

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Answer to Problem 18A

The formula of given polyatomic ion is HPO42 .

Explanation of Solution

The formula of phosphate ion is PO43 . So, the formula of hydrogen phosphate is formed by adding hydrogen ion. So, the formula is HPO42 .

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