
NPS [Lecture] Ionic Bond
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Table salt is a common seasoning used to make food more tasty!
It is made of two atoms in the periodic table, which are sodium and chlorine.
Table Salt
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食盐是一种常见的调味品,用来让食物更美味!
它由元素周期表中的两个元素组成,分别是钠和氯。
La sal de mesa es un condimento común que se usa para hacer la comida más sabrosa.
Está compuesta por dos elementos de la tabla periódica, que son el sodio y el cloro.
Table Salt
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Multiple Select
SELECT TWO:
Which two atoms make up table salt?
sodium
chlorine
carbon
magnesium
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sodium is a soft metal that can be cut with a butter knife. It is also very reactive that it explodes when exposed to water!
Sodium metal
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钠是一种软金属,可以用黄油刀切开。它也非常活泼,接触到水时会发生爆炸!
El sodio es un metal blando que se puede cortar con un cuchillo de mantequilla. ¡También es muy reactivo y explota al entrar en contacto con agua!
Sodium metal
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Multiple Select
SELECT TWO:
What are the characteristics of sodium metal?
liquid
hard
reactive
soft
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Chlorine is a yellow-green gas. It is extremely toxic and reactive!
Chlorine gas
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氯是一种黄绿色的气体。它极其有毒且具有很高的活性!
El cloro es un gas amarillo verdoso. ¡Es extremadamente tóxico y reactivo!
Chlorine gas
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Drag and Drop
Chlorine is a yellow-green
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Si la sal de mesa está compuesta por dos átomos peligrosos, ¿por qué es segura para nosotros comerla?
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¡La respuesta se encuentra en los electrones de valencia de cada átomo!
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Los electrones de valencia se encuentran en la capa más externa del átomo.
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Drag and Drop
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Los electrones de valencia desempeñan un papel importante en la determinación de las características de un átomo.
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Muchos átomos quieren tener 8 electrones de valencia para ser estables.
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Drag and Drop
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Para lograr 8 electrones de valencia, los átomos ya sea donan o reciben electrones.
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Multiple Choice
How many valence electrons does sodium have?
1
7
2
8
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Multiple Choice
What is sodium doing to have 8 valence electrons?
donates 1 valence electron to chlorine
steals 1 valence electron from chlorine
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Multiple Choice
How many valence electrons does sodium have after donating 1 valence electron?
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1
8
7
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Multiple Choice
How many valence electrons does chlorine have?
1
7
2
8
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Multiple Choice
What is chlorine doing to have 8 valence electrons?
receives 1 valence electron from sodium
receive 7 valence electrons from sodium
gives 7 valence electrons to sodium
donates 1 valence electron to sodium
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Multiple Choice
How many valence electrons does chlorine have after donating 1 valence electron?
8
1
7
10
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¡Después de transferir electrones entre dos átomos, ambos tienen 8 electrones de valencia y se vuelven estables!
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Cuando los átomos están estables, no reaccionan, ¡lo que nos permite comer sal de manera segura!
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¡Entonces, el sodio y el cloro están unidos por un enlace llamado "enlace iónico"!
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Multiple Choice
What is the name of the bond that holds sodium and chlorine together?
ionic bond
covalent bond
metallic bond
hydrogen bond
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It forms between metals and nonmetals
It is a very strong bond that is hard to break!
It does not melt easily!
... But it easily dissolves in water!
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它形成于金属和非金属之间。
Se forma entre metales y no metales.
它是一个非常强的键,难以打破!
¡Es un enlace muy fuerte que es difícil de romper!
它不容易融化!
¡No se derrite fácilmente!
... 但它很容易溶解在水中!
... ¡Pero se disuelve fácilmente en agua!
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Multiple Choice
Ionic bond forms between...
Metals and nonmetals
Two metals
Two nonmetals
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Multiple Choice
Ionic bond is very ____.
long
weak
short
strong
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Drag and Drop
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Categorize
K
Ca
Mg
C
N
Br
Categorize the following elements as either a metal or a nonmetal.
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Categorize
NaCl
CO
LiF
H2O
Examine the following compounds and determine whether each one is held together by an ionic bond or not.
Table salt is a common seasoning used to make food more tasty!
It is made of two atoms in the periodic table, which are sodium and chlorine.
Table Salt
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