How do we draw the dot structures of ionic compounds?

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At the beginning of the period we went over last nite’s HW. The answers are on the
last 2 pages of today’s notes.
Aim: How do we draw Lewis e- dot structures (diagrams) of ionic
compounds?
I. Ions
atom
ion
METAL
NONMETAL
Note: Although both metal and nonmetal ions have an octet of electrons, to
emphasize the fact that metals are “losers” and nonmetals are “gainers”, we
draw 8 dots around the nonmetals only.
II. Ionic compounds
1) magnesium + oxygen --> magnesium oxide
2)
potassium + sulfur --> potassium sulfide
Not
remember: "like charges repel, opposite charges attract"
3)
aluminum + chlorine --> aluminum chloride
It doesn't matter if the chloride ion in the middle is above or below the
aluminum ion.
See next page for review of last night's HW.
SEE POINTS MADE IN LESSON IN REVIEW OF THIS HW BELOW
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