What is the name of an ionic compound that

consists of lithium ions (Li+) and iodide ions (I-) ?

The name of the ionic compound that consists of Lithium ions (Li+) and Iodide ions (I-) is Fluoride ion (F^[-]). Fluoride ion has a negative charge.

Explanation:

Fluoride is an inorganic anion that has the symbol [F]^ - and whose salts are colorless. It has a very bitter taste and very odorless and as a result, take place in important chemical reactions forming fluorocarbons and Hydrogen-fluoride. When it comes to charge and size the fluoride ion resembles the hydroxide ion. Myriad structures are obtained by the salts of fluoride. A fluoride anion is surrounded by six cations. It is considered to be a micro-nutrient for human health preventing dental cavities and protecting us from diseases. Fluoride is considered as a weak base since it partially dissolves in water.