
Ionic Bonds
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Sherri Christensen
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Gain or Lose Valence Electrons
Octet Rule
Ions
Cation and Anion
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These are all chemical FORMULAS that represent molecules
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Ionic Bonding happens when an atom GIVES 1 or more Valence Electrons away to another atom who then GAINS 1 or more Valence Electrons
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Multiple Choice
In an Ionic Bond Valence Electrons are what?
created
destroyed
gained or lost
shared
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OCTET Rule: Every atom is unstable.
For an atom to become stable they need 8 Valence Electrons.
They complete this task by giving away or receiving electrons.
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Multiple Choice
How many valence electrons does an atom need to become stable?
2
4
6
8
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The METAL atom gives away electrons
The NONMETAL atom receives the electrons
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Multiple Choice
Is Sodium Na the Metal or the Nonmetal in the Ionic Bond? How do you know
Metal
Nonmetal
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When an ATOM gains an ELECTRON it becomes NEGATIVELY CHARGED
When an ATOM loses an ELECTRON it becomes POSITIVELY CHARGED
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Atoms that lose electrons become Positively Charged and are called CATIONS
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Atoms that GAIN electrons become NEGATIVELY Charged and called Anions
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Multiple Choice
Ionic Bonds occur between what two types of atoms?
metals and metals
Non metals and Non metals
Metals and Non Metals
unknown
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Multiple Choice
Positively charged Atoms are called?
cations
anions
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Multiple Choice
negatively charged atoms are called?
cations
anions
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16
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18
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Multiple Choice
Is Fluorine F the cation or the anion in the Ionic Bond? how do you know?
cation
anion
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Multiple Choice
At atom that GAINS 1 electron will have what charge?
+1
+2
-1
-2
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Multiple Choice
At atom loses 2 electrons, its charge becomes what
+1
+2
-1
-2
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Metals give away electrons become cations
Non metals gain electrons become anions
When atoms lose or gain electrons they become charged and turn into IONS
Opposite charges attract one another and is what BONDS atoms together to form molecules
Every ATOM is trying to fill their OCTET (8 valence electrons)
Gain or Lose Valence Electrons
Octet Rule
Ions
Cation and Anion
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