Ionic Bonding Flashcards

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How do you name a metal and non-metal compound?

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Metal goes first
Non-metal ends in -ide

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How do you name a metal, non-metal and oxygen compound?

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Metal goes first
Non metal ends in -ate

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What can you put in front of a non-metal compound to show how many of the atom there are?

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A number prefix

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What number prefixes are there?

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mono = 1
di = 2
tri = 3
tetra = 4

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What is the formula for dinitrogen tetraoxide?

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N2O4

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What are the 7 diatomic elements?

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Hydrogen
Oxygen
Bromine
Nitrogen
Chlorine
Iodine
Fluorine

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What do atoms take place in chemical reactions to achieve?

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A full outer shell of electrons

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Why does an atom want to achieve a full outer shell of eletrons?

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To become stable (like a noble gas)

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When an atoms gains electrons, does the charge increase or decrease?

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Decreases as there will be more electrons than protons and electrons have a negative charge

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When an atoms loses electrons, does the charge increase or decrease?

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Increases as there will be more protons than electrons and protons have a positive charge

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How will elements in groups 1, 2 and 3 achieve a full outer shell?

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By losing electrons (a positive charge)

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How will elements in group 5, 6 and 7 achieve a full outer shell?

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By gaining electrons (a negative charge)

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How do metals achieve a full outer shell?

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Losing electrons

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What is the name for a positively charged ion?

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A Cation (cat-ion)

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How do you draw an ion?

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Draw the ion with all of the shells that it has full. If it is groups 1, 2 or 3 it will lose one shell. Draw all the shells to be as full as they can due to electron configuration. Draw a square bracket around the whole ion and write the charge in the top right corner (on the outside)

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What is the name for a negatively charged ion?

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An Anion

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16
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What is the ionic charge of group 1 elements?

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+1

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What is the ionic charge of group 2 elements?

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+2

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What is the ionic charge of group 3 elements?

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+3

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What is the ionic charge of group 5 elements?

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-3

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What is the ionic charge of group 6 elements?

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-2

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What is the ionic charge of group 7 elements?

22
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What occurs when a non-metal and a metal react to form a compound?

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A transfer of electron(s)

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Work out the formula for the ionic compound? Lithium chloride

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Work out the formula for the ionic compound? Sodium Fluoride
NaF
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Work out the formula for the ionic compound? Potassium oxide
K2O
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Work out the formula for the ionic compound? Calcium bromide
CaBr2
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Work out the formula for the ionic compound? Lithium nitride
Li3N
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How can you show electrons that have come from other elements?
Dot and cross diagrams
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True or False: When drawing dot and cross diagrams the electrons with either a dor or cross that isn't the same as the rest od the diagram is from a different element?
True
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What is the ionic charge of Silver/Ag?
+1
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What is the ionic charge of Copper/Cu?
+2
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What is the ionic charge of Iron (II)?
+2
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What is the ionic charge of Iron (III)
+3
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What is the ionic charge of Lead/Pb?
+2
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What is the ionic charge of Zinc/Zn?
+2
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Write the formula of the following compound: Aluminium oxide
Al2O3
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Write the formula of the following compound: Sodium sulfide
Na2S
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Write the formula of the following compound: Copper (II) nitride
C3N2
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Iron (III) chloride
FeCl3
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Write the formula of the following compound: Silver bromide
AgBr
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What is a polyatomic ion?
Ions that consist of two or more atoms covalently bonded together
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What is the ionic charge for a hydroxide?
OH-
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What is the formula and ionic charge for a carbonate?
CO3 -2
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What is the formula and ionic charge for a nitrate?
No3 -
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What is the formula and ionic charge for a sulfate?
SO4 -2
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What is the formula and ionic charge of ammonium?
NH4 +
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What is the formula of the following ionic substance (contains polyatomic ions): Aluminium hydroxide?
Al(OH)3
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What is the formula of the following ionic substance (contains polyatomic ions): Sodium sulfate
Na2SO4
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What is the formula of the following ionic substance (contains polyatomic ions): Lithium nitrate
LiNO3
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What is the formula of the following ionic substance (contains polyatomic ions): Ammonium chloride
NH4Cl
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What is the formula of the following ionic substance (contains polyatomic ions): Potassium Carbonate
K2CO3
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What is a lattice?
A regular repeating arrangement of atoms
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Why is a lattice formed?
Because the ions attract to each other and for a regular pattern with opposite charged atoms next to each other