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First of all potassium peroxide is not an ion, it is an ionic compound.

However, it does contain a polyatomic ion: the peroxide ion which is O22-

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No, potassium iodide is an ionic compound.

Both the ions in it (K+ and I-) are monatomic ions.

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No. Potassium oxide is a compound that contains two kinds of ions: Potassium cations and oxide anions.

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