Chemistry - Chapter 7: Ionic Compounds and Metals

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Chemical Bonds

The attraction between a positive ion and a negative ion.

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______ electrons form the bonds.

valence

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Chemical bonds react to get the electron configuration of a ______

noble gas

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During the formation of positive ions, what happens to the electrons?

Loss of electrons

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When positive ions have a loss of electrons what becomes positive?

cation

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During the formation of negative ions, what happens to the electrons?

gain of electrons

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When negative ions have a gain of electrons what becomes negatively charged?

anion

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How do you name an anion?

attach suffix “ide”

ex) chloride

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Nonmetals ______ # of electrons to get 8 valence electrons.

gain

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In the formation of an Ionic bond, Sodium _____ 1 electron to chlorine & becomes _____.

loses - positive

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Chlorine _____ electrons and becomes _______.

gains - negative

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Sodium chloride forms because of the attraction of _____________.

oppositely charged ions

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Ionic bonds is the force holding ________ charged particles together.

opposite

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What does an Ionic bond with metal + oxygen form?

oxide

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What are all other ionic compounds called?

salts

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What does Binary ionic compounds include?

  1. 2 elements

  2. 1st a metal, 2nd a nonmental

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In Crystal Lattice, what do positive and negative ion pack into _________.

repeating pattern

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What does strength of bond determine?

  1. melting point

  2. boiling point

  3. hardness

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What does Ionic Compounds contain?

high melting and boiling points.

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Electrolyte ionic compound dissolved in water allows charges to _______. They can now ________.

flow (like electricity)

conduct electricity

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Endothermic

energy absored

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Exothermic

energy released

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An ionic bond formation: usually _________.

exothermic

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______________ determines what will break the bond.

Lattice energy

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Formula Unit

most simple ratio of ions in an ionic compound

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Where does A groups get its charge?

get charge from group number (1+,2+,3+, skip, 3-, 2-, 1-)

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What can B groups have?

can have more than 1 charge

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Name of compound will have a ________________ to show charge.

roman numeral

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Ammonium is only ________.

positive.

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Oxyanion is a polyatomic ion with ______ in it.

oxygen

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Oxyanion with more oxygen ends in “____.”

“ate”

ex) SO4 = Sulfate

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Oxyanion with less oxygen ends in “____.”

“ite”

ex) SO3 = Sulfite

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When naming ionic compounds, if transition: ___________

name element followed by a roman numeral = charge

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When naming ionic compounds, ______ the subscripts to get charge in formula.

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Metal atoms close together -- they overlap in Metallic Bonds, which forms an ____________________.

electorn sea model

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Metallic Bonds electrons are called ______ electrons.

delocalized

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Metallic bonds are held together by the attraction of positive _____ to the delocalized _______.

nuclei - electrons