4.1 Ionic Bonding 1:a,b,e; 2:a; 3:a,b, g-h

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4.1 Ionic Bonding 1:a,b,e; 2:a; 3:a,b, g-h Chemistry

Essential Questions What is an ionic bond? How can you tell if two elements can form an ionic bond? What is an ionic compound? What are the properties of an ionic compound? How do you determine an chemical formula for an ionic compound? How do we name ionic compounds?

Ionic Bonds What do opposite charges do? They attract An ionic bond is the attraction between a cation and an anion Ionic bonds contain a metal and a nonmetal ( exception is NH4+ as the cation)

Ionic Bonds (cont) When atoms gain electrons where do they come from? The cation transfers or gives an electron to the anion Typically the cation will be a metal and the anion will be a nonmetal

Ionic Bonds (cont) How does an ionic bond fulfill the octet rule? The ions formed through the transferring of e- have a full valence shell. The ions form because there is such a large difference in electronegativity the e- is permanently transferred from the cation to anion.

Ionic Bonds (cont) Which of the following could make an ionic bond? Cu and Co Ti and S H and N Ba and I

Ionic Compound and Properties An ionic compound is a compound made up of anions and cations Ionic compounds have the following properties: Crystalline solids at room temperature High melting points Brittle Soluble (dissolve in water) Conduct electricity in solution

Ionic Compounds Ionic compounds are electrically neutral or have no net charge (the positive charge = negative charge) A chemical formula shows the kinds and numbers of atoms in the smallest representative unit of a substance. A formula unit is the lowest whole-number ratio of ions in an ionic compound.

Writing Formulas for Ionic Compounds Identify the charge of each ion Crisscross the charges Write the formula Note: The subscripts being added must be in the lowest ratio possible Ca2O2 would be CaO. Na and O Na+ O2- NaO Na2O1 or Na2O 1+ 2-

Writing Formulas for Ionic Compounds (cont) Write formulas for the following Na and F Mg and Br Al and O Iron (II) and N Cr (III) and CO32- Ca and PO43- Be and CN-

Naming Ionic Compounds Identify the ions and then write the names of the ion with the cation listed first Cation’s name is the name of the element For transition metals write the charge in roman numerals after the cation Anion’s name will end in –ide except polyatomic ions For compounds that contain more than two elements there is a polyatomic ion present

Naming Ionic Compounds (cont) NaCl = sodium chloride BaO CuS Ca(OH)2 Ni(NO3)3 Co3(PO4)2

Naming Ionic Compounds (cont) Write the formula for the following Aluminum fluoride Gold (II) phosphide Magnesium sulfate Ammonium carbonate

Essential Questions What is an ionic bond? What is an ionic compound? How can you tell if two elements can form an ionic bond? How do you determine an chemical formula for an ionic compound? What are the properties of ionic compounds? How do we name ionic compounds?

4.1 Tracked Assignment p 199 #14-16, 18-20 p 207-208 #41, 44, 66, 67 p 281-282 #52, 66 (not 66h), 67 (not d and g)