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Ionic Bonds - Explore Learning Vocabulary

Ionic Bonds - Explore Learning Vocabulary

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Ionic Bonds - Explore Learning Vocabulary

By Roger Jenkins

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a vertical column in the periodic table of elements.

Elements in the same family have the same number of valence electrons and have similar chemical properties.

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​Chemical Family

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Multiple Choice

On the periodic table chemical families are organized in columns (up and down)?

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True

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False

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-The ability of an element to attract electrons.

-Non-metals attract electrons more than metals.

-Non Metals have a higher electron affinity.

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Electron Affinity

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Multiple Choice

What family has more electron affinity?

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Alkali Metals

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Halogens - Nonmetals

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A charged atom (-/+)

Anions are negative because they gain an electron (e-)

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Cations are positive because they lose an electron and have more protons (p+) than electrons.​

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​ION

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Multiple Choice

An anion has a positive charge?

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

A cation has a positive charge because their are more protons than electrons.

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True

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False

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Ionic bond – a bond formed by the attraction between two oppositely charged ions.

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Cation + Anion=Ionic Bond

Na gives its electron to Cl​ because it is a nonmetal and has a stronger attractionfor electrons.

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Ionic Bond

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Multiple Choice

What types of ions form ionic bonds?

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cation + cation

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anion + anion

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cation + anion

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Multiple Choice

What types of elements (atoms) form Ionic bonds?

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metals bond with nonmetals

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metals bond with metals

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nonmetals bond with nonmetals

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