Acidic & basic radicals.
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Acid radical is the anion or negative ion in the salt which has come from the "parent" acid
eg. SO4^2- sulphate from sulphuric acid H2SO4
Cl^- chloride from hydrochloric acid HCl
Basic radical is the cation or positive ion from the "parent" base/alkali (most often a metal ion)
eg. Na^+ sodium, Cu^2+ copper, Al^3+ aluminium
NH4^+ ammonium..
eg. SO4^2- sulphate from sulphuric acid H2SO4
Cl^- chloride from hydrochloric acid HCl
Basic radical is the cation or positive ion from the "parent" base/alkali (most often a metal ion)
eg. Na^+ sodium, Cu^2+ copper, Al^3+ aluminium
NH4^+ ammonium..
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A radical formed by the removal of hydrogen ions from an acid is called acid radicals.
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Anions are atoms or groups of atoms that have gained electrons. Having more negatively charged electrons than positively charged protons, they are negatively charged.
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Anions are atoms or groups of atoms that have gained electrons. Having more negatively charged electrons than positively charged protons, they are negatively charged.
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