Formulas and bonding

What you end with must be EXACTLY identical to what you start with.

Matter cannot be created or destroyed, it just changes form.

Reactants and products do not have to be alike in any way.

There is no Law of Conservation of Matter.

Ionic Bonding: Metal with Nonmetal: transferring electrons

Covalent Bonding: Nonmetal with nonmetal: Sharing electrons

Elements on right side of periodic table tend to lose electrons

Elements on left side of periodic table tend to lose electrons

change only the subscripts.

change only coefficients.

change nothing.

change the reactants.

the number of valence electrons

oxidation number

chemical formula

ionization energy

3

6

18

8

1 valence electron.

no electrons.

7 valence electrons

a stable configuration.

compounds

metals

nonmetals

right side of periodic table

a metallic bond.

a covalent bond.

an ionic bond.

a hydrogen bond.

metallic bond

ionic bond

hydrogen bond

covalent bond

Metallic bond

hydrogen bond

ionic bond

covalent bond