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Ion Practice

Ion Practice

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Chemistry

10th Grade

Practice Problem

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NGSS
MS-PS1-1

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Jennifer Kraft

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9 Slides • 21 Questions

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Ion Practice

Use this lesson to review for the quiz on Friday.

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Multiple Choice

Protons are always equal to what number on the periodic table

1

mass number

2

atomic number

3

Oxidation numbers

4

Electrons + protons

3

Multiple Choice

The charge of a neutral atom is ______

1

-1 anion

2

+1 cation

3

0 charge

4

-1 Cation

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Multiple Choice

In a neutral atom ___________ = ____________

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neutral = protons

2

Protons = electrons

3

electrons = neutrons

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Neutral atoms Review

  • All atoms are in general are Neutral which means ___Protons = _electrons.


    To calculate the charge of an atom you use the formula: Protons - electrons = charge (because electrons are always negative)

  • The overall charge of a neutral atom is 0 (zero) Positive charges = negative charges.

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Multiple Choice

A neutral atom of sodium (Na) has how many protons and electrons. Use Periodic table prevous slide.

1

12 protons, 11 electrons

2

11 protons, 11 electrons

3

23 electrons, 11 protons

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Multiple Choice

The protons are always equal to what number on the periodic table?

1

Mass number

2

Atomic number

3

Oxidation numbers

4

symbol

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Multiple Choice

A neutral atom has 13 electrons what element is this? why?

1

Magnesium because the protons are 12

2

Aluminum becuase the protons are 13

3

Carbon because the mass is almost 13

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Multiple Choice

A neutral atom of helium (He) has how many protons and electrons? Use

1

3 protons, 3 electrons

2

2 protons, 2 electrons

3

4 protons, 4 electrons

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Multiple Choice

A neutral atom of Lithium (Li) has how many protons and electrons?

1

4 proton, 4 electrons

2

2 protons, 2 electrons

3

3 protons, 3 electrons

4

3 protons , 7 electrons

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Ion Review

  • Sometimes atoms form Ions which means they either have more Protons or electrons and are not neutral anymore.

  • They can only gain or lose electrons never protons.

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2 Types of ions Review

  • An anion is a ion that has more electrons than Protons which gives it an overall negative charge. (Way to remember aNion has an N for negative in it)


  • A cation is an ion that has more protons  than electrons which gives it a overall positive charge. “They are Pawsitive like a cat”

  • You calculate the charge of an ion: Protons - electrons = charge.

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Multiple Choice

What type of ion is it if it has a -1 charge?

1

anion

2

cation

3

not an ion because it's neutral (0 charge)

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Multiple Choice

What type of ion is it if it has a +1 charge?

1

anion

2

cation

3

not an ion because it's neutral (0 charge)

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Multiple Choice

What type of ion is it if it has a +3 charge?

1

anion

2

cation

3

not an ion because it's neutral (0 charge)

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Multiple Choice

What type of ion is it if it has a -2 charge?

1

anion

2

cation

3

not an ion because it's neutral (0 charge)

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Multiple Choice

What type of ion is it if it has a 0 charge?

1

anion

2

cation

3

not an ion because it's neutral

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Calculating charges review

  • Protons - electrons = charge

  • Electrons are negative that why in the formula you subtract electrons.

  • Remember you can use a calculator either on google, computer, phone etc..

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Multiple Choice

What is the charge of an atom with 9 protons and 10 electons?

1

+1

2

-1

3

+19

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Multiple Choice

What is the charge of an atom with 12 protons and 10 electons?

1

+2

2

-2

3

22

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Multiple Choice

What is the charge of an atom with 34 protons and 37 electons?

1

+ 3

2

-3

3

0

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Multiple Choice

What is the charge of an atom with 54 protons and 50 electons?

1

+ 4

2

- 4

3

104

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Putting it all together- use the periodic table to support you with the last questions.

  • Ions are charge particle that are either negative (anions) or positive (cations)

  • You can calculate a charge using the formula Protons - electrons = charge

  • Protons are = to the atomic # on the periodic table

  • In a Neutral atom Protons = electrons.

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Multiple Choice

A neutral atom has 15 electrons - what is this elements name?

1

Aluminum

2

Managanese

3

Boron

4

Phosphorus

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Multiple Choice

A neutral atom has 15 electrons - How many protons does this element have?

1

12

2

15

3

13

4

14

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Multiple Choice

An ion has 8 protons and 10 electrons, what is it's charge and the name of the element?

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+2, Flourine

2

-2, Flourine

3

+2, Oxygen

4

-2 Oxygen

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Multiple Choice

An ion has 9 protons and 10 electrons, what is it's charge and what type of ion is it?

1

+1, Flourine

2

-1, Flourine

3

+1, Cation

4

-1, Anion

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