Ionic Bonding

Question 1 of 13

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alkali metals

alkaline earth metals

transition metals

other metals

non metals

nobel gases

becomes 1+ ion

becomes 2+ ion

becomes 1- ion

becomes 2- ions

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Question 2 of 13

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what do you get when different elements join/bond together?

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a molecule
a compound
an element
covalent bond

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Question 3 of 13

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"compounds must be joined covalently?"

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True
False

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name the types of bonding in compounds...

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ionic
covalent
diatomic
electrostatic
metallic

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Question 5 of 13

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are formed when one or more are from one atom to another.
the ions are single atoms which have either lost or gained electrons, so they will have a .

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Question 6 of 13

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a ❌, Na, loses ❌ electron to form a ❌, Na+
shown by ❌
a magnesium ❌, Mg, loses ❌ o form a magnesium ion, ❌
shown by ❌
a chlorine atom, ❌, gains one electron to form a chloride ion, ❌
shown by ❌
an ❌, O, ❌ two electrons to form an ❌, O2-
shown by ❌

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sodium ion

chloride atom

sodium

nitrogen atom

one

three

more than one

sodium isotope

sodium molecule

isotope

na-> na+ + e-

na + e- -> na-

na->2na+ +2e-

Cl

Cl2

ion

metal

atom

molecule

two electrons

one electron

mass

Mg+

Mg-

Mg2+

mg-> mg2+ + 2e-

mg->mg- -e-

mg-> mg+ +e-

Cl-

Cl+

Cl2-

oxygen atom

diatomic oxygen

oxygen molecule

cl + e- -> cl-

cl-> cl- +e-

cl->cl2+ +2e+

gains

loses

oxide ion

oxygen ion

o + 2e- -> o2-

o2 +2e- ->o2-

o-> o2+ +2e-

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holds positive and ions together- it's very . when are held together like this it is called .

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Question 8 of 13

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ions that are made up of groups of atoms with an overall charge are called...

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compound ions
compounds
ions
molecules
isomers
molecular ions

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Question 9 of 13

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sulfate ❌
hydroxide ❌
Nitrate ❌
Carbonate ❌
ammonium ❌

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SO4^2-

OH-

OH+

NO4-

NO3+

CO2^4

NO3-

CO3^2-

NH4+

NH3

NH3+

NH4-

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compounds are made up of a part and a negative part. the compound charge is .

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ionic crystals are...

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giant lattices of ions
positive and negative compound joined
ions bonded by electrostatic attraction

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Question 12 of 13

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❌ crystals are ❌ of ions. a ❌ is just a ❌ structure.
the structures called ❌ because its made of the ❌ repeated over and over again.
in sodium ❌, the Na+ and Cl- ions are ❌. the sodium chloride lattice is ❌- different ionic ❌ have ❌ shaped structures, but they're all still giant lattices.

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ionic

giant lattices

lattice

regular

giant

same basic unit

chloride

packed together

cube shaped

compounds

different

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Question 13 of 13

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( ionic, covalent, diatomic ) compounds conduct ( electricity, charges, protons ) when molten or in ( liquid, an aqueous solution, a solid ) but not when solid. the ions in a liquid are free to ( move, leave the molecule, gain electrons ) and carry ( a charge, electrostatic current, protons ) but in a solid the ions are in a ( fixed position, complicated relationship, number of positions ).
ionic compounds have ( high, low, reasonable ) melting points. ( giant ionic lattices, giant metallic lattices, giant covalent structures ) are held together by ( strong electrostatic forces, weak elctrostatic forces, weak intermolecular forces ). it takes a ( lot of energy, small amount of energy, big force ) to overcome these forces, so melting points are very high.
ionic compounds tend to ( dissolve, become ionic, react ) in water. water molecules are ( polar, negative, diatomic ) -part of the molecule has a small negative charge and other bits have small ( positive, weak, negative ) charges. these charged parts ( pull away, react, become completely detached ) from the lattice, causing it to dissolve.

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AS - Level AS Chemistry Quiz on Ionic Bonding, created by abbie Fitzpatrick on 23/05/2016.

Ionic Bonding

Question 1 of 13

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Question 2 of 13

what do you get when different elements join/bond together?

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Explanation

Question 3 of 13

"compounds must be joined covalently?"

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Explanation

Question 4 of 13

name the types of bonding in compounds...

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Explanation

Question 5 of 13

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are formed when one or more are from one atom to another. the ions are single atoms which have either lost or gained electrons, so they will have a .

Explanation

Question 6 of 13

a ❌, Na, loses ❌ electron to form a ❌, Na+ shown by ❌ a magnesium ❌, Mg, loses ❌ o form a magnesium ion, ❌ shown by ❌ a chlorine atom, ❌, gains one electron to form a chloride ion, ❌ shown by ❌ an ❌, O, ❌ two electrons to form an ❌, O2- shown by ❌

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Question 7 of 13

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holds positive and ions together- it's very . when are held together like this it is called .

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Question 8 of 13

ions that are made up of groups of atoms with an overall charge are called...

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Question 9 of 13

sulfate ❌ hydroxide ❌ Nitrate ❌ Carbonate ❌ ammonium ❌

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Question 10 of 13

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compounds are made up of a part and a negative part. the compound charge is .

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Question 11 of 13

ionic crystals are...

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Question 13 of 13

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are formed when one or more are from one atom to another.
the ions are single atoms which have either lost or gained electrons, so they will have a .

a ❌, Na, loses ❌ electron to form a ❌, Na+
shown by ❌
a magnesium ❌, Mg, loses ❌ o form a magnesium ion, ❌
shown by ❌
a chlorine atom, ❌, gains one electron to form a chloride ion, ❌
shown by ❌
an ❌, O, ❌ two electrons to form an ❌, O2-
shown by ❌

sulfate ❌
hydroxide ❌
Nitrate ❌
Carbonate ❌
ammonium ❌