1. Chemistry – Jan 4, 2018 P3 Challenge – Today’s Objective –
Find New Seat
Midyear Test (first semester post – 4 questions, second semester pre- 6 questions)
Counts only for a P3 grade. Answer 1,2,3 and 6. IDK is ok for the others.
Today’s Objective –
Polyatomic Ions

2. Chemistry – Jan 4, 2018 Objective – Polyatomic Ions Assignment:
Polyatomic Ions Memory Assignment
Quiz on Thursday 1/11
Agenda
Midyear Test
Ions Review
Polyatomic ions
Memory strategies
Patterns, games, apps, flashcards

3. Ions In neutral atoms, # protons = # electrons
Identity of an atom is solely dependent on # protons, Z
# electrons can and often do vary some due to chemical reactivity, though usually not more than by +/- 3
If #electrons ≠ #protons, then an ion is formed.
Anions have a negative charge and have extra electrons
Ex: F + e-  F- O + 2 e-  O-2
Cations have a positive charge and are missing electrons
Ex: Na  Na+ + e- Ca  Ca e-

4. Ions and the periodic table
Group of Elements
Type of ion formed
Alkali Metals & Hydrogen +
Alkaline Earth Metals +2
Group 13 +3
Group 15 –3
Group 16 –2
Halogens –
Group of Elements
Type of ion formed
Noble Gases
None
Transition Metals
Multiple positive ions
Lanthanides and Actinides
Uncommon, varies
Other elements with only one possible charge: Ag+, Zn2+, Cd2+, Al3+, Ga3+ (memorize)

5. Polyatomic Ions and compounds
Often two or more atoms form a group that has a collective charge.
Memorize the polyatomic ions (see next slide).
Make flash cards. Seriously.
NEVER change the formula of a polyatomic ion
Imagine a shrink-wrap packaging goes around the number and types of atoms and you cannot break up this bundle

7. Exit Slip - Homework Exit Slip:
What’s Due? (Pending assignments to complete.)
Polyatomic Ions Memory Assignment (Quiz on Thursday 1/11)
What’s Next? (How to prepare for the next day)
Read p about ions and Ionic bonding