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Ionic
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Ions
Naming Ionic
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Ionic
Compounds
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1-100
The strong
attractive force
between two
oppositely charged
ions.
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1-100A
What is an
ionic bond?
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The ratio a
magnesium and
iodide ion would
combine in.
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1-200A
What is 1:2?
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Ionic compounds
have _______
melting and boiling
points.
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1-300A
What is high?
1-400
The well organized
structure of
repeating ions of
opposite charges in
all directions.
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1-400A
What is a crystal
(lattice)?
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The ratio calcium
and nitride would
combine in.
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1-500A
What is 3:2?
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2-100
Two nonmetals
sharing electrons.
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2-100A
What is a covalent
bond?
2-200
The state of matter
covalent
compounds are
typically at room
temperature.
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2-200A
What is gas?
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The force between
particles of a
substance.
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2-300A
What is an
interparticle force?
2-400
When three pairs of
electrons are
shared between
two nonmetals.
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2-400A
What is a triple bond?
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The smallest unit of
a covalent
compound.
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2-500A
What is a molecule?
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An atom or group of
atoms that have a
charge because of the
loss or gain of
electrons.
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3-100A
What is an ion?
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The charge of a
sodium ion.
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3-200A
What is +1?
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The charge of phosphide.
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3-300A
What is -3?
3-400
This rule says that an
atom becomes stable
by having eight
electrons in its outer
shell.
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3-400A
What is the octet
rule?
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The complete electron
configuration of sulfide (not
noble gas short cut).
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3-500A
What is
2
2
6
2
1s 2s 2p 3s
6
3p ?
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4-100
LiF.
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4-100A
What is Lithium
Fluoride?
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Chromium (III)
Fluoride.
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4-200A
What is CrF3?
4-300
Calcium Sulfate.
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4-300A
What is CaSO4?
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Cu(NO3)2.
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4-400A
What is Copper (II)
Nitrate?
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Ammonium Phosphate.
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4-500A
What is (NH4)3PO4?
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5-100
H2O.
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5-100A
What is Dihydrogen
Monoxide?
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Sulfur Trifluoride.
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5-200A
What is SF3?
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C3Br5.
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5-300A
What is Tricarbon
Pentabromide?
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SeCl6.
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5-400A
What is Selenium
Hexachloride?
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N7I10.
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5-500A
What is
Heptanitrogen
Decaiodide?
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6-100
This type of
compound has a
metal in it.
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6-100A
What are ionic
compounds?
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Between ionic and
covalent compounds,
this type has the
lower melting point.
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6-200A
What are covalent
compounds?
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When an atom loses an
electron, it becomes
this type of ion.
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6-300A
What is a
cation/positive ion?
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The alkaline earth
metals form this
charge as ions.
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6-400A
What is +2?
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The prefix for 9
atoms.
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What is “nona”?
Divide the following into two
lists: one for ionic and one for
covalent compounds. Then
name them.
PCl5
ZnCl2 NH4F C2O3
Ionic:
ZnCl2 – Zinc chloride
NH4F – Ammonium fluoride
Covalent:
PCl5 – Phosphorus Pentachloride
C2O3 – Dicarbon trioxide