Ionic Bonds
Chemistry
An ______________________ is the electrostatic force that holds oppositely charged
particles together.
Ionic bonds form between _________________ and _________________ elements.
Most chemical reactions in which ionic compounds are formed are ________________,
meaning ______________________________________
Ionic compounds that form between a metal and the element oxygen are called
______________________________________. Most other ionic compounds are
called ___________________.
An ionic compound which contains exactly 2 elements is call a
__________________________________________________, and contains a
_________________________________ and a ______________________________.
Circle all binary compounds. Underline the salts
NaBr
CaCl2
Cu(NO3)2
KOH
PbO
MgF2
Ionic compounds generally do not conduct electricity in the solid state. An ionic
compound that conducts electricity when dissolved in water is called an
___________________________________________.
Ionic Bonds
Chemistry
Ionic compounds form structures of tightly packed ions called _____________________
_______________________________________.
The crystal lattice structure of an ionic compound is responsible for
_____________________________________________________________
______________________________ is a measure of the energy needed to break the
bonds in an ionic compound.
The more negative the lattice energy required to break the bond, the
______________________________________________________________________
Lattice energy is affected by the _____________and ______________of the ions.
The _______________the ion, the more negative the lattice energy (the stronger the
bond).
Also, the ____________the ion charge, the more negative the lattice energy.
Circle the compound with the most negative lattice energy (strongest ionic bond).
Li2O
or
LiBr
NaCl
or
KBr
or
KF
BeO
or
NaCl
or
MgO
Sr3P2
or
RbI
LiCl
Al2 S3
or
B2O3
Li3N
or
NaBr
BN
CaS
or
Al2S3
Mg O
or
Al2O3
KF
or
KI
Mg O
or
Li F