Ionic Bonding Flashcards

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What happens in ionic bonding?

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Atoms lose or gain electrons and turn into ions.

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Ionic bonding occurs between which type of elements?

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Non-metals and metals.

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True or false?

Ions are strongly attracted to each other because of opposite charges?

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True.

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If an atom loses electrons, does it turn into a positive or negative ion?

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Positive. If and atom gains electrons it turns into a negative ion.

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What is an ion?

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A charged particle.

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How are ionic compounds formed?

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When ions that have lost or gained electrons to/from each other latch on to one another because of their opposite charges and form an ionic compound.

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True or false?

Ionic compounds always have giant ionic lattices.

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True.

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How are ions arranged in a giant ionic lattice?

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They form a closely packed REGULAR LATTICE arrangement.

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What type of force is there between oppositely charged ions in ALL directions?

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Very strong electrostatic forces of attraction.

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Why are salt crystals cuboid?

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Because one crystal is one giant ionic lattice, and the ions are held together in a regular lattice arrangement.

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Name 3 properties of ionic compounds:

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1: high melting/boiling points.
2: conduct electricity.
3: dissolve easily in water.

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How do ionic compounds conduct electricity?

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When they MELT or DISSOLVE in water, the ions separate and are free to move, so they’ll carry electric current.

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