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Note: If the cation has a Roman numeral, you MUST include the correct Roman numeral!

Cu +2 copper (II)

iron (III) Fe +3

nickel (II) Ni +2

peroxide O 2  2

iron (II) Fe +2

NO 3  1 nitrate

Cr +3 chromium (III)

manganese (II) Mn +2

Fr +1 francium

zinc Zn +2

nitrite NO 2  1

Cr + 2 chromium (II)

nitric acid HNO 3

MnO 4  1 permanganate

copper (II) Cu +2

O22O22 peroxide

Fe +3 iron (III)

Mn +2 manganese (II)

Ni +2 nickel (II)

chromium (III) Cr +3

francium Fr +1

copper (I) Cu +1

Ra +2 radium

Zn +2 zinc

chromium (II) Cr + 2

nitrate NO 3  1

Fe +2 iron (II)

NO 2  1 nitrite

permanganate MnO 4  1

Cu +1 copper (I)

HNO 3 nitric acid

radium Ra +2