

Ionic Bond
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9th - 10th Grade
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MARIA RAMOS
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Ionic Bond

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Multiple Choice
What type of elements are present in an ionic bond?
metals and metals
metals and non-metals
non-metals and non-metals
3
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of ionic compound?
water
carbon dioxide
sodium triphosphate
copper (II) oxide
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Multiple Choice
When do we use roman numerals in naming ionic compounds?
only when compounds are common
when the nonmetals are with subscript
depends if the cations have varying charges
it is used for all transition elements
5
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of binary ionic compound?
potassium chloride
magnesium sulfate
calcium carbonate
ammonium acetate
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Multiple Choice
How do we predict the chemical formula of ionic compounds?
we just write the symbols and name them
we criss-cross the charges and write it as subscript
we place the charges as its subscript
we jumble the charges and guess what will be the resulting compounds
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Multiple Choice
What will be the subscript of Na+ if we combine it with peroxide?
Na
Na2
Na3
Na4
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Multiple Choice
If the chemical formula of the compound is M2N3, what are the charges of element M and N?
M2+ and N3-
M3+ and N2-
M2+ and N2-
M2- and N3+
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Multiple Choice
If two elements have the same charges, say M2+ and N2-, what will be the resulting chemical formula?
M2N2
MN
M2N
MN2
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Multiple Choice
If element A has a charge of 2+ and element B has a charge of 4-, what will be the formula of the resulting compound?
A2B4
A4B2
A2B
AB2
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Multiple Choice
How many valence electrons are there in phosphorus?
1
3
5
8
12
Multiple Choice
What is the charge of phosphorus?
-1
-3
-5
8
13
Multiple Choice
If sodium will be paired with phosphorus, how many electrons will be transferred?
3
5
8
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Multiple Choice
What element usually donates electron?
metalloids
nonmetals
metals
all of the above
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Multiple Choice
How do we draw the LEDS of an ionic compound?
we look for the charges and crisscross
we look for the valence electrons of each element in writing the dots beside the element
we just transfer electrons by placing a line
we allows the nonmetals to do the sharing
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