1. Mathematics & Science Center Ms. Pittman

2. Solutions

3. Solute Solvent Solution

4. Polar Molecules Ionic Substances Non-Polar Molecules

5. Polar Molecules WaterIsopropanol Charged Particles

6. Non-Polar Molecules Carbon Dioxide Propane Neutral Particles

7. Ionic Substances Sodium ChlorideStannous Fluoride Ions

8. What happens when substances mix with water?

9. What happens when there is no attraction?

10. Experiment Soluble or Insoluble Charged or Neutral Surrounded, Floating, or Sinking ? ? ? ? ?

11. Mystery Liquids Team Report Substances Mixed with Water Solubility in Water Particle Type Particle Location Baking Soda   Brown Sugar   Sand   Cooking Oil   Vinegar   insoluble charged neutral surrounded insoluble soluble charged neutral surrounded sinking floating

12. Conductivity

13. How Do These Particles Form? Polar Molecules Non-Polar Molecules Ionic Substances

15. Metals Nonmetals Metalloids Metal plus Nonmetal forms Ionic Substances

16. Molecular Substances

17. Metals Nonmetals Two Nonmetals form Molecules

18. Covalent vs Ionic Bond Share Electrons Transfer Electrons Covalent Bond Ionic Bond

19. You Predict FORMULACOVALENT BONDING IONIC BONDING MgO CaCl 2 PCl 3 SiF 4 Li 2 O SO 2      

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