Lesson 26 Self Paced

Open Ended

What parts of the atom do you think are responsible for keeping the atoms together in a solid state?

Multiple Choice

What are the four basic types of chemical bonds described in the lesson?

• Metallic, Network covalent, Molecular covalent, Ionic

• Hydrogen, Metallic, Ionic, Van der Waals

• Covalent, Ionic, Hydrogen, Metallic

• Network covalent, Ionic, Metallic, Polar

Use this simulation on the next slide to arrange the atoms so that they pack together in a continuous (unbroken) structure, called a crystal, as they form ions

​Modeling Ionic Compounds

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Ionic bonding is the result of ​

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of electrons from one atom to another.

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Which of the following are properties of ionic substances?

• Dissolve in water

• Conduct electricity when dissolved in water

• Tend to be brittle solids

• Made of metal and nonmetal atoms combined

Use this simulation to arrange the atoms so that they share electrons to form covalent bonds. Try out F₂, O₂, and N₂.

​Modeling Covalent Bonding

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Covalent bonding involves the ​

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of one or more pairs of valence electrons between atoms.

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Which of the following is a property of molecular covalent substances?

• They conduct electricity

• They are made entirely of nonmetal atoms

• They are extremely hard solids

• They always dissolve in water

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Which of the following are properties of network covalent substances?

• Do not conduct electricity

• Made entirely of nonmetal atoms

• Some are liquids or gases

• Extremely hard solids

Use this simulation to arrange the atoms so that they share electrons to form covalent bonds. Try out F₂, O₂, and N₂.

​Modeling Metallic Bonding

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What do you notice happens to the nucleus (+) and electrons (-) in a metallic bond when force is applied?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a property of metallic substances?

• Do not dissolve in water

• Conduct electricity

• Made entirely of nonmetal atoms

• Bendable, malleable solids

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In metallic bonds, the valence electrons are ​

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to move throughout the substance.

Multiple Choice

What happens when you hit an ionic substance with a hammer compared to a network covalent substance?

• Ionic substances bend, network covalent substances shatter

• Ionic substances fracture, network covalent substances are difficult to break

• Both substances melt

• Both substances dissolve

Multiple Select

Which types of substances dissolve in water? Select all that apply.

• Ionic substances

• Network covalent substances

• Metallic substances

• Molecular covalent substances

Multiple Choice

Which type of substance conducts electricity when dissolved in water?

• Ionic

• Molecular covalent

• Metallic

• Network covalent

Multiple Choice

Imagine that you have a mystery substance that does NOT dissolve in water and does NOT conduct electricity. Which bond type would this be?

• Metallic

• Network covalent

• Molecular covalent

• Ionic

Multiple Choice

Imagine that you have a mystery substance that does dissolve in water and does conduct electricity. Which bond type would this be?

• Metallic

• Network covalent

• Molecular covalent

• Ionic

Open Ended

Imagine that you have a mystery substance that does not dissolve in water and does conduct electricity. What type of bonding will you probably find in your substance? Explain your answer.

“Based on the information given this substance has … bonding. I know this because of…”