Reactions of group 1 metals with oxygen The group 1 metals all react in a similar way because ……….

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Reactions of group 1 metals with oxygen The group 1 metals all react in a similar way because ……….

Reactions of group 1 metals with oxygen The group 1 metals all react in a similar way because They all have one electron in their outer shell

What’s happening when metals & non-metals react? When metals react with non-metals electrons are transferred. Metal atoms Non-metal atoms + ions– ions electrons Ionic compound Atoms get full outer shells by transfer of electrons.

Na atom 2,8,1 xx xx x x x x x x x                Cl atom 2,8,7

xx xx x x x x x x x Na + ion [2,8] +                Cl atom 2,8,7 +

x Na + ion [2,8] +                Cl atom 2,8,7 xx xx x x x x x x +

x                Na + ion [2,8] + xx xx x x x x x x +

x                Cl – ion [2,8,8] - – Na + ion [2,8] + xx xx x x x x x x +

Other reactions… Draw a diagram and write an explanation for what happens when lithium reacts with fluorine.

Metals & non-metals When metals react with non-metals electrons are. This forms oppositely charged. These ions attract each other and form ionic substances

What’s happening when non-metals & non-metals react? They SHARE electrons. This forms molecules.

Ions or molecules? Will these substances form ions or molecules when they react? SubstancesCombinationIons/Molecules Sodium & Oxygen Metal & Non Metal Ion Carbon & Oxygen Calcium & Nitrogen Zinc & Sulphur Sulphur & Oxygen Hydrogen & Oxygen Copper & Chlorine Magnesium & Iodine

Ions or molecules? Will these substances form ions or molecules when they react? SubstancesCombinationIons/Molecules Sodium & Oxygen Metal & Non Metal Ion Carbon & Oxygen Non Metal & Non Metal Molecule Calcium & Nitrogen Metal & Non Metal Ion Zinc & Sulphur Metal & Non Metal Ion Sulphur & Oxygen Non Metal & Non Metal Molecule Hydrogen & Oxygen Non Metal & Non Metal Molecule Copper & Chlorine Metal & Non Metal Ion Magnesium & Iodine Metal & Non Metal Ion

Ionic or covalent? Say what kind of bonding would occur in these substances: The first two have been done for you SubstanceWhat kind of elements does it contain? Bonding type H2OH2O Two non-metals Covalent Hydrogen Fluoride A non-metal and a metal Ionic K2OK2O CH 4 Cl 2 Magnesium Oxide Carbon Dioxide Fe 2 O 3

Group 0 – Noble Gases He Ne Ar Kr Xe Rn These elements all have a outer shell. This means they are not very reactive because they do not need to ……