Ionic
Covalent
Nomenclature
Lewis Structures
Bonding
100

What type of elements form an ionic bond?

What is a metal and a nonmetal?

100

What type of elements form a covalent compound?

What is a nonmetal and a nonmetal?
100

What is the following name of this polyatomic ion?

Where would you find this name in the reference table?


-SO4 -2

What is sulfate?

What is table E?

100

Draw the lewis structure of oxygen.

check with teacher

100

The two categories of bonds are called what?

What is ionic and covalent/molecular bonding?

200
In terms of metals or non metals, describe how electrons are transferred or shared within an ionic bond.

The valence electron of the metal gets transferred to the nonmetal.

200

In terms of metals or non metals, describe how electrons are transferred or shared within an covalent bond.

The electrons are shared between both of the nonmetals.

200
What is the name of the following formula?


- PbO2

What is lead (II) oxide?

200

Draw the lewis structure of KCl *show electron transfer*

check with teacher

200

Which form of matter has particles that are arranged in a crystalline structure?

What is a solid?

300

What are three properties of ionic compounds?

What is high melting point, high boiling point, forming of crystals, soluble in water, conduct electricity in solutions and as liquids.

300

What are three properties of covalent compounds?

What is low melting point, low boiling point, do not conduct electricity?

300

Write the name of the following covalent compound.

CF4

What is carbon tetrafluoride?
300

Draw the lewis structure for the following compound.

NH3

Check with teacher.

300

What are the number of electrons within:

-single bond

-double bond

-triple bond

What is:

- 2 electrons

-4 electrons

-6 electrons

400

Explain how and why you need to specify the charge when writing an ionic bond with a transition metal.

Transition metals possess more than one charge/oxidation state. A roman numeral in ( ) will show the charge of that specific ion for the compound being asked.

400

Which of the following chemical bonds is MOST polar?

1. Te-H in H2TE

2. Se-H bond in H2Se

3. S-H bond in H2S

4. O-H bond in H2O

What is the O-H bond in H2O

EN= 1.2

400
Write the chemical formula for strontium acetate.

Sr(C2H3O2)2

400
Write out the lewis structure 

Explain whether or not it is polar or nonpolar.

- CCl4 

Check with teacher.

Nonpolar and due to its symmetry. 

400
Silicon dioxide and diamonds are best described as what type of solid AND what type of bonding?

What is network solids and covalent bonding?

500

Explain how combining Al and Br require 3 Br.

Al has a charge of 3+. Br only has a charge of -1. Therefore, to have the net charge equal to 0, you need 3 Br to get the anion charge to 3-. 

500

Which of the following substances are considered covalent? EXPLAIN WHY.

1. C6H12O6 (s) and KI (s)

2. KI (s) and NaCl (s)

3. C6H12O6 (s) and HCl (g)

4. NaCl (s) and HCl (g) 

Choice 3 because each compound just contains nonmetals. All the other choices are ionic. 

500

Write the chemical formula for the following compounds:

1. potassium permanganate

2. hexaboron monosilicide

What is:

1. KMnO4

2. B6Si

500

Draw the following Lewis Structure: Na + O

Check with teacher.

500

In terms of electronegativity, why a P-Cl bond in a molecule of PCl5 is more polar than a P-S bond in a molecule of P2S5.

The P-Cl bond is more polar than the P-S bond because the electronegativity difference between P and Cl is 1.0, whereas it is only 0.6 between P and S. 

The greater the electronegativity difference, the more polar the bond.

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