Ionic Compounds Quiz Flashcards

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Compound

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A compound is formed when 2 or more atoms/elements combine chemically. The atoms of different elements “stick” together by means of a bond

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2
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How do the atoms of different chemicals stick together?

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By means of a bond

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3
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How many types of compounds are there and what are they?

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2; Ionic and molecular/ covalent

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4
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What are the characteristics of binary ionic compounds

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  • Binary means made up of 2 elements
  • Ionic means compound is formed between a metal and non metal
  • A metal forms a positive ion
  • A non metal forms a negative ion
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5
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True or false; opposite charges attract?

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True

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6
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First step for writing the formula

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Write down the symbol of the ions (obviously including the charge) . REMEMBER: THE POSITIVE ION COMES FIRST

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7
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Second step of writing the formula

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Cross cross the numbers. The charges disappear. It also becomes subscript rather than superscript

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8
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What does subscript do?

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Indicate how many atoms are present

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9
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Last step of writing the formula

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“Clean it up”. Try to reduce if possible & remove any ones if they’re there

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10
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First step of naming ionic compounds

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Write down the name of the first element. Which would be the positively charged atom aka the metal.

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11
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2nd step of naming ionic compounds

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Give the second element an “ide” ending and add it.

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12
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Cation

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Positively charged ion

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13
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Anion

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Negatively charged atom

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14
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Multivalent elements

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Metal elements that have more than 1 ionic charge (can have a diff # of valence electrons). Means you will have to add an extra step to naming them

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15
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How is the charge of multivalent cations indicated.

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With Roman numerals

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16
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The of naming ionic compounds with multivalent cations

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Name of formula must indicate the ionic charge of the metal this is done by inserting a Roman numeral in brackets immediately after the name of the metal