True or false? Be sure to correct your false answers.
1. Ionic bonds form between all nonmetals.
2. Metallic bonds only contain metals.
3. Metallic compounds are malleable meaning they can be drawn into wires.
4. Ionic compounds form when the nonmetal transfers valance electrons to the metal.
5. Covalent bonds form when nonmetals share valence electrons.
6. Prefixes are used when naming both ionic and covalent compounds.
7. When drawing bonds, only unpaired electrons will form a bond with the other element.
8. When writing the name of both ionic and covalent compounds, change the last element's ending to IDE.
9. When drawing bonds, use circles for covalent and arrows for ionic bonds.
10. Use the prefix mono anytime there is one atom of that element.
True or false? Be sure to correct your false answers.
1. Ionic bonds form between all nonmetals.
2. Metallic bonds only contain metals.
3. Metallic compounds are malleable meaning they can be drawn into wires.
4. Ionic compounds form when the nonmetal transfers valance electrons to the metal.
5. Covalent bonds form when nonmetals share valence electrons.
6. Prefixes are used when naming both ionic and covalent compounds.
7. When drawing bonds, only unpaired electrons will form a bond with the other element.
8. When writing the name of both ionic and covalent compounds, change the last element's ending to IDE.
9. When drawing bonds, use circles for covalent and arrows for ionic bonds.
10. Use the prefix mono anytime there is one atom of that element.