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201210474AmmoniumNH₄⁺¹
201210475AcetateC₂H₃O₂⁻¹
201210476BromateBrO₃⁻¹
201210477ChlorateClO₃⁻¹
201210478CyanideCN⁻¹
201210479Dihydrogen PhosphateH₂PO₄⁻¹
201210480HypochloriteClO⁻¹
201210481Hydrogen Carbonate (bicarbonate)HCO₃⁻¹
201210482Hydrogen Sulfate (bisulfate)HSO₄⁻¹
201210483Hydrogen Sulfite (bisulfite)HSO₃⁻¹
201210484HydroxideOH⁻¹
201210485IodateIO₃⁻¹
201210486NitrateNO₃⁻¹
201210487NitriteNO₂⁻¹
201210488PerchlorateClO₄⁻¹
201210489PermanganateMnO₄⁻¹
201210490ThiocyanateSCN⁻¹
201210491CarbonateCO₃⁻²
201210492ChromateCrO₄⁻²
201210493DichromateCr₂O₇⁻²
201210494OxalateC₂O₄⁻²
201210495SelenateSeO₄⁻²
201210496SilicateSiO₃⁻²
201210497SulfateSO₄⁻²
201210498SulfiteSO₃⁻²
201210499PhosphatePO₄⁻³
201210500PhosphitePO₃⁻³
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