Which radical is PO₄³⁻?, Phosphate, Phosphite, Carbonate, Ammonium, Which of the following are -ite radicals?, Sulphite, Carbonite, Nitrate, Ammonia, Which radical is CO₃²⁻?, Carbonate, Carbonite, Which statements are correct? (Hint: NICK THE CAMEL), Sulphate is SO₄²⁻, Sulphite is SO₃²⁻, Nitrate is NO₂⁻, Nitrite is NO₂⁻, Radicals are:, Group of atoms that carries a charge and behaves as a single unit in a chemical compound., Group of Molecules, Carbonate loses one ____________ atom to become Carbonite, Oxygen, Hydrogen, What are the four primary radicals?, CO₃²⁻, PO₄³⁻,SO₄²⁻,NO₃⁻, CO2-, PO4-5, SO4-6,No3-, Which pair is correctly matched?, CO₃²⁻ — Carbonite, SO₃²⁻ — Sulphite, NO₃⁻ — Nitrite, PO₄³⁻ — Phosphite, Which statement is TRUE?, Nitrate has one less oxygen than nitrite., Sulphite has one more oxygen than sulphate., Phosphate and phosphite differ by one oxygen atom. ✅, Carbonate and sulphate have different charges., Which statement about the radicals is WRONG?, CO₃²⁻ is carbonate and CO₂²⁻ is carbonite, SO₄²⁻ is sulphite and SO₃²⁻ is sulphate, NO₃⁻ is nitrate and NO₂⁻ is nitrite, PO₄³⁻ is phosphite and PO₃³⁻ is phosphate

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