Friday December 11 Pickup copy of Naming Rule 1 Ionic Compounds Announcements & Agenda A. Today’s Agenda 1. Debrief yesterday’s Unit 4, Level 2 assessment a. Split classes next week i. ii. Practice/reassess level 2 Work towards/prep level 3 2. Intro/practice to Naming Rule 1 Ionic Compounds 3. Start Polyatomic Ions POGIL Naming Rule 1 Ionic Compounds B. How to determine the subscripts for a rule 1 ionic. 1. Remove the valence electrons from the metal and use them to fill the non-metal’s valence shell. a. b. c. If both atoms are satisfied, there is a one to one ratio If one element is not satisfied, add a second element to take or receive the extra electrons Continue the process until all atoms are satisfied i. They have an “octet” Naming Rule 1 Ionic Compounds A. What compound is produced when sodium (Na) reacts with chlorine (Cl)? Before and During the Reaction Na Cl Final Formula NaCl After the Reaction +1 Na -1 Cl Naming Rule 1 Ionic Compounds • What compound is produced when calcium (Ca) reacts with nitrogen (N)? Before and During the Reaction Ca Ca Ca N After the Reaction +2 Ca Ca Ca N -3 +2 N +2 -3 N Ca3N2 Final Formula Naming Rule 1 Ionic Compounds A. Metal keeps its name B. Non-metal adds –ide 1. Example: a. CaF2 Calcium Fluoride b. NaCl Sodium Chloride c. K2S Potassium Sulfide C. Applies to all ionic compounds with a non-metal 1. Rules 1 & 3 2. We’ll learn a different naming construction for Rules 2 & 4 that involved polyatomic ions later Naming Rule 1 Ionic Compounds Elements Mg & N Na & Cl Before/D uring Reaction After the Reaction Chemical Formula Compound’ s Name Elements Barium & Phosphorus Sodium & Iodine K&O Li & C Ag & S Silicon & Oxygen Calcium & Fluorine Indium & Sulfur Before/Duri ng Reaction After the Reaction Chemical Formula Compound’s Name Polyatomic Ions POGIL