Ions and Ionic Bonds Notes

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Science

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9th Grade

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NGSS

MS-PS1-1, HS-PS1-1, MS-ESS1-1

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AUSTIN WENGER

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Ionic Bonds

Multiple Choice

What is the overall charge of an atom?

positive

neutral

negative

Multiple Choice

Atoms want ___________ to be happy.

a larger nucleus

more neutrons

a positive charge

a full valence shell

Dropdown

tend to lose valence electrons and

tend to gain valence electrons.

Ion

An ion is an atom that has lost or gained electrons and now has an electric charge.

Let's Try!

1. Draw each picture 2. Label them atom or ion
3. If it's an ion, is it positive or negative?

Let's Try!

1. Draw each picture 2. Label them atom or ion
3. If it's an ion, is it positive or negative?

Multiple Choice

What is the charge on a lithium atom that looses 1 electron?

-1

-2

Multiple Choice

Atom or Ion?

atom

ion

Multiple Choice

Atom or Ion?

atom

ion

Multiple Choice

What charge does this ion have?

Positive

Negative

Negatively charged ions
Have gained electrons

Anions

Positively-charged ions
Have lost electrons

Cations

Two types of ions

Can be confusing... when you lose an electron you become more positive...

Dropdown

Metals will end up being

and nonmetals will end up being

- Ionic bonds form when one atom gives up one or more electrons to another atom.
- Both atoms become charged ions.

Ionic Bonds

Multiple Choice

The atom with 3 protons will have what charge after it loses one electron?

-1

Multiple Choice

The atom with 7 protons will have what charge after it gains one electron?

-2

-3

Ionic bonds are VERY STRONG because of the electrostatic attraction.

Ionic Bonds

Multiple Select

Which two groups do you think will bond a lot?

Alkali Metals

Halogens

Noble Gases

Alkaline Earth Metals

Dropdown

do not have a charge and

do have a charge.

Categorize

Options (8)

positively charged

negatively charged

Sodium

Fluorine

Potassium

Oxygen

Tend to gain electrons

Tend to lose electrons

Organize the following:

Cation

Anion

Dropdown

do not have a charge and

do have a charge.

Multiple Choice

What charge does this ion have?

Positive

Negative

Compounds form when atoms combine!

Calcium and Chlorine

Magnesium and Oxygen

Sodium and Oxygen

Aluminum and Bromine

Ionic Compounds are neutral!

Ionic Bonds

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