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Bonds How does an ionic bond form? How does a covalent bond form?
How does a metallic bond form? What are the properties of ionic and covalent compounds?
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Ions ion - an atom that has lost or gained electrons
Ions have a charge If gained electrons + If lost electrons
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Ionic Bond bond formed by a positive (+) and negative (-) ion
The positive (+) is usually a metal left side of periodic table The negative (-) is usually a nonmetal right side of periodic table REMEMBER: atoms want to get 8 valence electrons
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Properties of Ionic Compounds
Hard brittle crystalline (solids) High melting points (usually solid) Conduct Electricity when dissolved in water
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Covalent Bonds Formed when two atoms share electrons
attraction = sharing valence electrons between two nonmetals Can be Diatomic = 2x same element
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Metallic Bonds Valence electrons move freely between atoms
attraction = moving valence electrons Bond between two metals Atoms are positive (+) ions
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1) An ion is an atom that Has a different number of neutrons
Has gained or lost electrons Is in the middle of the periodic table None of the above
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2) An ion that has gained electrons has a ____ charge
negative (-) positive (+) neutral (0) None of the above
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3) An ionic bond is a bond formed by
Two positive ions Two negative ions A positive ion and negative ion None of the above
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4) Which of the following is NOT a property of ionic compounds
crystalline good thermal conductivity hard brittle
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5) Most ionic compounds can
Melt easily Dissolve in water Bend None of the above
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