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11818231736acetate0
11818231737ammonium1
11818231738hydrogen carbonate (bicarbonate)2
11818231739carbonate3
11818231740chlorate4
11818231741chlorite5
11818231742chromate6
11818231743cyanide7
11818231744dichromate8
11818231745hydroxide9
11818231746hypochlorite10
11818231747nitrate11
11818231748nitrite12
11818231749oxalate13
11818231750perchlorate14
11818231751permanganate15
11818231752phosphate16
11818231753sulfate17
11818231754sulfite18
11818231755bromate19
11818231756dihydrogen phosphate20
11818231757hydrogen phosphate21
11818231758hydrogen sulfate (bisulfate)22
11818231759iodate23
11818231760Thiocyanate24
11818231761Hypobromite25
11818231762Bromite26
11818231763Perbromate27
11818231764Hypoiodite28
11818231765Iodite29
11818231769PeriodateIO4 -130
11818231766Peroxide31
11818231770AmideNH2 -132
11818231767Borate33
11818231768Thiosulfate34
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