Ionic bond formation Flashcards

1
Q

How does a sodium atom become a sodium ion (metal)

A

sodium atom loses an outer electron making its outer shell full a stable ion is formed with a 1+ charge

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How does a chlorine atom become a chloride ion (non-metal)

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chlorine atom gains an outer electron making its outer shell full a stable ion is framed with a 1- charge

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3
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How oppositely charged ions form an ionic bond

A

electron transfers from a metal to non-metal atoms and become ions, both ions have complete outer shells with opposing charges so an electrostatic attraction occurs between the ions, called an ionic bond

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4
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What goes around the electron diagram to show it is an ion

A

square brackets

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5
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If an ion loses an electron it will be + or -

A

+

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If an ion gains an electron it will be + or -

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-

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7
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If a magnesium atom electron structure is 2,8,2 what will its ion electron structure be

A

[2,8]²⁺

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