Chemical Bonds (Ionic)

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Element name

usually ends with- ide after it becomes an anion.

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Chemical formulas

are written based on the ratio of the elements.

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noble gas…

In forming compounds, atoms tend to achieve the electron configuration of a(n) (valence electron of 8)

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Protons

are located in the center and electrons are on the outside… only electrons can be taken away.

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atom

A(n) with positive or negative charge is called an ION.

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Elements WITHOUT charge

are called ATOMS.

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Metal atoms

tend to lose, gaining a complete octet in the next lowest energy level, while nonmetals tend to gain electrons to achieve a complete octet.

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Ionic Bonds

: When positive protons are attracted to negative electrons.

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Chemical Bonds

: The force that holds two atoms together.

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negative charge

The particles that make up atoms have either positive or .

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Ionic compounds

can conduct and electric current when melted or dissolved in water because their ions are free to move (electrolytes)

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Ionic bonds

are formed between two ions by the TRANSFER of electrons.

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Chemical Bonds

The force that holds two atoms together

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Ionic Bonds

When positive protons are attracted to negative electrons

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Positive Particles

Protons

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Negative Particles

Electrons