Podcast 5.2 Bonding Basic Ionic
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Introduction
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Section
A:
Complete
the
chart
using
a
periodic
table
to
help
you.
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Element
#
of
Protons
#
of
Electrons
#
of
Valence
Electrons
Charge
Sodium
Chlorine
Beryllium
Fluorine
Lithium
Oxygen
Phosphorus
Answer
these
questions:
An
atom
that
gains
one
or
more
electrons
will
have
a
____________________
charge.
An
atom
that
loses
one
or
more
electrons
will
have
a
____________________
charge.
An
atom
that
gains
or
loses
one
or
more
electrons
is
called
an
____________.
A
positive
ion
is
called
a
______________
and
a
negative
ion
is
called
an
_______________.
POSITIVE
NEGATIVE
ION
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CATION
ANION
“An-Eye-On”
“Cat-Eye-On”
What
is
an
ionic
bond?
Atoms
will
transfer
one
or
more
________________
to
another
to
form
the
bond.
Each
atom
is
left
with
a
________________
outer
shell.
An
ionic
bond
forms
between
a
___________
ion
with
a
positive
charge
and
a
________________
ion
with
a
negative
charge.
Example
1:
Sodium
+
Chlorine
Example
2:
Magnesium
+
Bromine
ELECTRONS
COMPLETE
METAL
NONMETAL
Na
Cl
+
-
Mg
Br
2+
-
-
Br
Example
3:
Potassium
+
Iodine
Example
4:
Lithium
+
Oxygen
Example
5:
Calcium
+
Fluorine
Example
6:
Aluminum
+
Oxygen
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Example
3:
Potassium
+
Iodine
Example
4:
Lithium
+
Oxygen
Example
5:
Calcium
+
Fluorine
Example
6:
Aluminum
+
Oxygen
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