The Chemical Bonding Game Fun Practice. Getting Started with Ionic Bonding A Quick Review….. What are Ionic Bonds? Chemical bonds between metals and non-metals.

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The Chemical Bonding Game Fun Practice

Getting Started with Ionic Bonding A Quick Review….. What are Ionic Bonds? Chemical bonds between metals and non-metals Form Between ions with opposite charge (opposites attract) Writing and Balancing Chemical Formulas

A Quick Review….. If we have these two ions, which do we write first? Balance the Charge!!!! Now what do we need to do? Na + S -2 Na 2 S

Having Fun With Ionic Bonding Meeting people through Chemistry

What to do…..  Tape the card to the front of your shirt so that everyone can see what ion you are…..  Make sure you are an ion….  You will be going around the room making as many ionic bonds with your neighbors as possible  You will have 5 min.  Make sure you have a piece of paper and a pencil  There will be some things you will need to write down….

What you need to write down Make the following table…… Positive IonNegative IonBalanced Chemical Formula Chemical Name Lets Practice……. Na + S -2 Na + S -2 Na 2 S Sodium Sulfur

Let’s Do It!

More Bonding Practice with covalent and metallic bonds

Getting Started with Ionic Bonding A Quick Review….. What are Covalent Bonds? Chemical bonds between non-metals and non-metals Atoms SHARE electrons What are Metallic Bonds? Chemical bonds between metals and metals

What to do…..  Switch cards with a neighbor  Tape the card to the front of your shirt so that everyone can see what ATOM you are…..  Make sure you are an atom….  You will be going around the room making as many Covalent or Metallic bonds with your neighbors as possible  Don’t make any ionic bonds this time!!!  You will have 5 min.  Make sure you have a piece of paper and a pencil  There will be some things you will need to write down….

What you need to write down Make the following table…… Atomic symbolAtomic NameValance ElectronsType of bond Lets Practice……. NaK K Potassium Metallic 1 e -

Let’s Do It!