

Lewis Structure for Ionic Bonding
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Science
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12th Grade
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Joseph Anderson
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10 Slides • 7 Questions
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1. Lewis Dot Symbols
2. The octet Rule
3. Ionic Bond Model
4. Signs and Magnitude
5. Lewis Structures
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Groups Identify the number of valence electrons.
Dots represent the number of valence electrons in an atom.
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Multiple Choice
Using this picture, which group do these atoms belong to?
Group 2
Group 12
Group 8
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Multiple Choice
Which structure belongs to group 14 or 4A?
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Stable atoms (except H & He) require eight valence electrons.
Atoms that have less than eight tend to react to attain an octet and become more stable.
This is true for both ionic and covalent bonds.
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Multiple Choice
How do atoms meet the octet rule?
They lose or gain electrons in the outer most level
They lose of gain electrons from the inner most level
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Multiple Choice
According to the octet rule, atoms of elements react with each other in order to attain ____ electrons in their outermost energy level or shell.
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8
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Formed by two or more charged atoms
A monatomic bond is formed between a cation and an anion.
a metal and a nonmetal
A polyatomic bond is formed between more than one atom.
Metal and nonmetals
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These are located on your Periodic Table handout.
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Multiple Choice
Carbonate
CO3-2
CO3-3
CO2-2
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Overall, the molecule has no net (total) charge
Cations and Anions must be in the lowest ratios that result in the formation of an uncharged molecule.
Crisscross method with charges
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A monoatomic bond is formed between a cation and an anion.
a metal and a nonmetal
A polyatomic bond is formed between more than one atom.
Metal and nonmetals
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Multiple Choice
What is the correct chemical formula for Na (sodium) and O (oxygen) forming the ionic compound Sodium Oxide?
NaO
NaO2
Na2O
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Polyatomic molecules
The crisscross method requires parentheses or brackets to distinguish between the polyatomic atoms and the quantity of the anion or cation.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the correct ionic formula for a Barium and Phosphate compound?
Ba3(PO4)
Ba3(PO4)2
Ba2(PO4)3
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Cations and anions are depicted in brackets, with the valence electrons inside the brackets and the charge above and to the right.
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When the ratio of cation to anion is not 1:1, coefficients are used to show the relative numbers of ions.
1. Lewis Dot Symbols
2. The octet Rule
3. Ionic Bond Model
4. Signs and Magnitude
5. Lewis Structures
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