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By: Cynthia F. , Destiny G. , Salvador G. Ionic Bonding By: Cynthia F. , Destiny G. , Salvador G.

Rule of Zero Charge All ionic compounds are neutral. Every time a metal atom and a nonmetal atom bond, they form a compound with an overall zero charge, the charges on metal cations and the nonmetal anions add up to zero.

Vocabulary Cation- a positively charged ion, loses its electrons Anion- a negatively charged ion, gains electrons Ion-an atom that either gained or lost electrons Subscript -In chemical formulas the number of atoms in a molecule is written as a subscript, so we write H2O for water which has two atoms of hydrogen for each one of oxygen.

Dot Diagrams https://youtu.be/rXvQsM0aEv4

https://youtu.be/m7djUH5DCOQ Crossover Method https://youtu.be/m7djUH5DCOQ

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