Bonding electron is the election that is bonded to the central atom while a lone pair are the small ones bonded together at the top of the central atom
Ionic bonds are where the atoms steal electrons from one another
Covalent bonds are where they are shared
Polar covalent bonds are where the electrons are unequally shared in between the atoms
To predict formulas of compounds based on charges, look at the family charge, and then use the criss cross method
STUDY THE TABLE
As the family’s move down, electronegativity decreases
As the periods move right electronegativity increases
The further the elements on the periodic table, the more the E.N is going to be
To predict VSEPR geometry: Find the lewis structure and then use the graph to find the geometry
The more positive the charge, the higher the ionization energy
Moving across a period on the periodic table, the effective nuclear charge increases, leading to smaller atoms and ions
However, for ions with the isoelectronic, the one with the greater positive charge will be smaller.
If a molecule exhibits resonance then it has many different ways to draw its lewis configuration