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Chemical Bonding

Chemical Bonding

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Science

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8th Grade

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NGSS
MS-PS1-1, MS-PS2-3, MS-PS2-5

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Scott Kelley

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16 Slides • 17 Questions

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How do atoms bond?

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Multiple Choice

The ATOMIC NUMBER of an element tells us TWO things. It tells us the number of PROTONS and the number of ______.

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electrons

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neutrons

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Multiple Choice

If you drew a Bohr model of an atom, and it had THREE electron shells (rings), what is the highest number of electrons you could draw on the 3rd shell (ring)?

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Looking at the previous slide for the "Octet Rule", how many more electrons would a Carbon (C) atom like to gain?


Remember: Atoms want to be FULL and HAPPY with 8 electrons in their outermost shell.

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Looking at the previous slide for the "Octet Rule", how many more electrons would a Nitrogen (N) atom like to gain?


Remember: Atoms want to be FULL and HAPPY with 8 electrons in their outermost shell.

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Looking at the previous slide for the "Octet Rule", how many more electrons would a Oxygen (O) atom like to gain?


Remember: Atoms want to be FULL and HAPPY with 8 electrons in their outermost shell.

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Multiple Choice

To become NEGATIVELY charged, an atom would need to _________ an electron.

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gain

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give away

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Multiple Choice

To become POSITIVELY charged, at atom would need to __________ an electron

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gain

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give away

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Multiple Choice

An ion has...

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no charge at all

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a positive or negative charge

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Multiple Choice

An IONIC BOND always occurs between a METAL and ________.

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another metal

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a nonmetal

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Multiple Choice

With COVALENT BONDS, electrons are not given away or gained (like with ionic bonds), they are __________ between the atoms.

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shared

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destroyed

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Multiple Choice

A COVALENT BOND always occurs between a nonmetal and ______.

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a metal

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another nonmetal

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Multiple Choice

A METALLIC BOND always occurs between a metal and ________.

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another metal

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a nonmetal

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Multiple Choice

How many TOTAL ATOMS are in the compound NaCl ?

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Multiple Choice

What type of bond does NaCl have?

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ionic bond

(Na and Cl are both metals)

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ionic bond

(Na is a metal and Cl is a nonmetal)

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covalent bond

(Na and Cl are both nonmetals)

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Multiple Choice

How many TOTAL atoms are in C2H6 ?

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Multiple Choice

What type of bond does C2H6 have?

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ionic bond

(C and H are both nonmetals)

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covalent bond

(C and H are both nonmetals)

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ionic bond

(C is a metal and H is a nonmetal)

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Multiple Choice

How many TOTAL ATOMS are found in Na(CO3)2 ?


This one is tricky. You'll solve it in a way that is similar to the distributive property in math.

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How do atoms bond?

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