Ionic Compounds

Binary ionic compounds contain ​ (a)   elements. The name of binary ionic compounds will always end in ​ (b)   . Ionic bonds are ​ (c)   than covalent bonds. In ionic bonds, electrons are ​ (d)   . Ionic bonds are always between ​ (e)   and non-metals.

• 2
• -ide
• stronger
• transferred
• metals
• weaker
• 4
• -ate
• shared

Arrange the properties of each kind of bond

Groups:

(a) Ionic Bonds

,

(b) Covalent

• electrons are shared

• very strong

• electrons are transferrred

• between metals & nonmetals

• between metals

• not very strong

Determine whether each compound is ionic or covalent

Groups:

(a) Ionic

,

(b) Covalent

• FeO

• Cl₂

• Na₂SO₄

• N₂O₅

• NH₃

• PCl₆

• KBr

• AlN

• NaI

• Li₂S

• CuCl₂

• SCl₂

• NP

• CaS

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In naming binary ionic compounds the ​ (a)   is given an 'ide' ending.

• anion
• cation

Name the binary ionic compound: Mg₃P₂ is (a)   .

Why do ionic compounds have high melting and boiling points?

• Their ions are free to move.

• Their ions are held in fixed positions.

• They have many strong bonds which require a large amount of heat energy to overcome these strong bonds.

• They have weak bonds which require a little amount of heat energy to overcome these weak bonds.

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Which properties are all characteristics of ionic compounds?

• solids with high melting and boiling points

• soft solids which are highly malleable

• when solid, the ions are held in place so the compounds cannot conduct electricity

• conduct electricity when dissolved or molten

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The properties of an ionic compound are _____ than the properties of the individual elements that make up the compound.

• similar

• completely different

• identical

• very close

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Which of the following is NOT an ionic compound:

• NaCl

• Cl₂

• CaF₂

• KOH

Fe(OH)₂ is an example of a(n) (a)   compound.