Cation classical names

Naming the constant type of cation involves naming the element and adding the word ion, unless a compound is being named. For example, is the potassium ion, and Ca is the calcium ion KCl is potassium chloride. The alkali metals, the alkaline earth metals, zinc, cadmium, aluminum, and silver are the most important metals that form ions of the constant type (Figure 6.2). Each of these metals forms the same ion in any of its compounds, and the charge on the ion is equal to the classical periodic group number. 

Table 6.2 Classical Names of Some Common Cations...

While the selective interactions of functionalised calixarenes with cations have been studied broadly for almost three decades, the application of cal-ixarene-based receptors for anion recognition is a relatively new research topic [2]. This review is focused on recent developments in the design and synthesis of calixarene-based anion receptors. Although the name calixarene was originally designated only for phenol-formaldehyde derivatives 1, recently many structural variations and mutations have been formed. Some of them, such as calixpyrroles [3], are widely used for anion recognition nevertheless, this review is restricted only to classical calixarenes 1 and newly discovered thiacalix-arenes 2 [4]. 

Fig, 3,6), higher uptake, and/or higher ao. When uptake of the anion and the cation was studied, the formula of the salt is given in the column adsorbate . When only uptake of one of these ions was studied, the formula of the other ion is given in the column electrolyte . Table 3.10 reports also experimental conditions, namely, the solid to liquid ratio and equilibration time. The abbreviation in the column method is used for classical electrokinetic methods as opposite to the... 

Three ionic compounds are named below using both the Stock and Classical systems for naming cations. 

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