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7 August, 22:14

What is the difference between sulfide and (mono) sulfate?

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  1. 7 August, 22:38
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    Basically both are anions (negative ions).

    Sulphate is actually the complex ion SO4, with a total charge of - 2.

    Sulfide is just the ion of sulphur, which can vary according to its oxidation state. For example, H2S is hydrogen sulfide where S has a charge of - 2.
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