Ions Table: Find the Perfect Resource for Your Chemistry Needs

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A user initially sought a comprehensive ions table for chemistry but later found one. The discussion shifted to clarifying whether the request was for cations, anions, or both, including complex ions. Several links to useful resources were shared, providing various ions tables. The user specified interest only in anions and cations, excluding complex ions. The conversation highlights the importance of clear specifications when searching for chemistry resources.
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Anyone has a nice, neat and complete ions table? I haven't found one yet.

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Edit: Sorry, I have just found one. But if someone has a good sugestion do not hesitate.
 
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I was just interested in anions and cations not in complex ions. Thank you.
 
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