WorksheetsIonic and Covalent Bonds
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 21mins
What is an iconic bond?
A force of bond between nonmetals and metals that don't have full octets
Fairies
A bond between nonmetals and nonmetals that don't have full octets
Iconic bonds don't exist
What is a valence electron?
A popular compound
A type of bond
The # of electrons in the outer shell
The sum of electrons and protons
What is the main difference between an iconic bond and a covalent bond?
Covalent bonds are always polar
In an Iconic bond, electrons are gained or lost, but while a covalent bond has electrons being shared
Covalent Bonds have positive and negative charges and ionic bonds do not
there is no difference
Potassium Chloride- What kind of bond?
Ionic
Covalent
Covalent bonds are formed between ________
Non-metals
Metals and nonmetals
Metals
Protons and neutrons
NaOH- what kind of bond?
Valence
Covalent
Organic
Ionic
Valence electrons
the outermost electrons in an atom
electrons that are equal to the atomic mass
Normal electrons, just with different names
Octet rule
atoms in group 18 don't need any bonding
the noble gases are as stable as they are
most atoms are stable with 8 valence electrons
What is an ion?
Charged structure that has unequal number of electrons and protons
Charged atom that has unequal number of electrons and protons
Charged molecule that has unequal number of electrons and protons
Charged structure that has unequal number of electrons
Nonmetals-
On the left side of the staircase
On the right side of the staircase
Normally gain electrons from ionic bonds
Become positive ions
What is an iconic bond?
A force of bond between nonmetals and metals that don't have full octets
Fairies
A bond between nonmetals and nonmetals that don't have full octets
Iconic bonds don't exist
Nonmetals-
On the left side of the staircase
On the right side of the staircase
Normally gain electrons from ionic bonds
What is a valence electron?
A popular compound
A type of bond
The # of electrons in the outer shell
The sum of electrons and protons
Octet rule
atoms in group 18 don't need any bonding
the noble gases are as stable as they are
most atoms are stable with 8 valence electrons
What is an iconic bond?
A force of bond between nonmetals and metals that don't have full octets
Fairies
A bond between nonmetals and nonmetals that don't have full octets
Iconic bonds don't exist
Octet rule
atoms in group 18 don't need any bonding
the noble gases are as stable as they are
most atoms are stable with 8 valence electrons
Octet rule
atoms in group 18 don't need any bonding
the noble gases are as stable as they are
most atoms are stable with 8 valence electrons
What is an iconic bond?
A force of bond between nonmetals and metals that don't have full octets
Fairies
A bond between nonmetals and nonmetals that don't have full octets
Iconic bonds don't exist
What is an iconic bond?
A force of bond between nonmetals and metals that don't have full octets
Fairies
A bond between nonmetals and nonmetals that don't have full octets
Iconic bonds don't exist
Valence electrons
the outermost electrons in an atom
electrons that are equal to the atomic mass
Normal electrons, just with different names
Octet rule
atoms in group 18 don't need any bonding
the noble gases are as stable as they are
most atoms are stable with 8 valence electrons
What is an ion?
Charged structure that has unequal number of electrons and protons
Charged atom that has unequal number of electrons and protons
Charged molecule that has unequal number of electrons and protons
Charged structure that has unequal number of electrons
What is the main difference between an iconic bond and a covalent bond?
Covalent bonds are always polar
In an Iconic bond, electrons are gained or lost, but while a covalent bond has electrons being shared
Covalent Bonds have positive and negative charges and ionic bonds do not
there is no difference
NaOH- what kind of bond?
Valence
Covalent
Organic
Ionic
What is a valence electron?
A popular compound
A type of bond
The # of electrons in the outer shell
The sum of electrons and protons
What is the main difference between an iconic bond and a covalent bond?
Covalent bonds are always polar
In an Iconic bond, electrons are gained or lost, but while a covalent bond has electrons being shared
Covalent Bonds have positive and negative charges and ionic bonds do not
there is no difference
Covalent bonds are formed between ________
Non-metals
Metals and nonmetals
Metals
Protons and neutrons
Potassium Chloride- What kind of bond?
Ionic
Covalent
Valence electrons
the outermost electrons in an atom
electrons that are equal to the atomic mass
Normal electrons, just with different names
What is a valence electron?
A popular compound
A type of bond
The # of electrons in the outer shell
The sum of electrons and protons
What is an ion?
Charged structure that has unequal number of electrons and protons
Charged atom that has unequal number of electrons and protons
Charged molecule that has unequal number of electrons and protons
Charged structure that has unequal number of electrons
What is an iconic bond?
A force of bond between nonmetals and metals that don't have full octets
Fairies
A bond between nonmetals and nonmetals that don't have full octets
Iconic bonds don't exist
What is an iconic bond?
A force of bond between nonmetals and metals that don't have full octets
Fairies
A bond between nonmetals and nonmetals that don't have full octets
Iconic bonds don't exist
What is a valence electron?
A popular compound
A type of bond
The # of electrons in the outer shell
The sum of electrons and protons
What is a valence electron?
A popular compound
A type of bond
The # of electrons in the outer shell
The sum of electrons and protons
Nonmetals-
On the left side of the staircase
On the right side of the staircase
Normally gain electrons from ionic bonds
Nonmetals-
On the left side of the staircase
On the right side of the staircase
Normally gain electrons from ionic bonds
Nonmetals-
On the left side of the staircase
On the right side of the staircase
Normally gain electrons from ionic bonds
Become positive ions
What is the main difference between an iconic bond and a covalent bond?
Covalent bonds are always polar
In an Iconic bond, electrons are gained or lost, but while a covalent bond has electrons being shared
Covalent Bonds have positive and negative charges and ionic bonds do not
there is no difference
Octet rule
atoms in group 18 don't need any bonding
the noble gases are as stable as they are
most atoms are stable with 8 valence electrons
