Lesson 1 LT: I can identify and name ionic compounds.

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Lesson 1 LT: I can identify and name ionic compounds.

Are you as bright as a Flamingo?

Describe what you already know about ions. 2 minutes Describe what you already know about ions.

Describe what you already know about ions. 1 minute Describe what you already know about ions.

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Are you as bright as a Flamingo? You have 2 minutes to find out! Lesson 1 Are you as bright as a Flamingo? You have 2 minutes to find out!

What is the formula for barium bromide? 2 minutes What is the formula for barium bromide? What is the name for SrS?

What is the formula for barium bromide? 1 minute What is the formula for barium bromide? What is the name for SrS?

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