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Is cyanide ion a polyatomic ions?

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Yea, cyanide or CN is a polyatomic ion with a minus one charge.

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Is cyanide a polyatomic ion?
Yes, CN-.
What is the charge on the polyatomic ion cyanide?
The charge on the polytomic ion cyanide is -1.
How can you tell if a ion is polyatomic ion?
If it contains a number in its formula (such as in peroxide, O2-) it is polyatomic as this means there are more than one atom of the same type. If it contains more than one element, which you would...
How are ions and polyatomic ions similar?
They are both ions and both can form an ionic compound
Which ions in the table are polyatomic ions?
it is sulfate, sulfite and many more.... Common Polyatomic Ions: -1 Charge: · Chlorate: CO3-1 · Chlorite: ClO2-1 · Cyanide: CN-1 · Dihydrogen Phosphate: H2PO4-1 · Ethanoate: CH3COO -1 ·...