Ionic Bonds
An ionic compound used in everyday life.
What is sodium chloride?
A covalent compound that is used in everyday life.
What is water, ammonia, sugar, carbon dioxide, etc.
What is electronegativity?
The shape created by two of the same elements, or a diatomic element.
What is linear?
The subatomic particle that is involved in bonding.
What is valence electrons?
The types of elements that make an ionic bond.
What is a metal and a nonmetal?
The types of elements that make a covalent bond
What are nonmetals?
The type of bond created when two elements have an electronegativity difference 0.3 or below.
What is a nonpolar bond?
A likely shape that is created when a molecule has two bonds.
What is linear or bent?
The number of electrons in a full valence shell
What is 8 valence electrons?
Identify the compound that only contains ionic bonds:
A) Be3N2
B) CH4
C) C6H12O6
D) NH3
What is A) Be3N2?
Identify the compound that has only covalent bonding:
A) NaCl
B) Li2O
C) H2O
D) CaO
What is C) H2O
The type of bond created when two elements have an electronegativity difference greater than 1.7
What is an ionic bond?
The shape that water creates.
What is a bend compound?
The number of valence electrons any group 1 element has.
What is one valence electron?
The property of ionic bonds that allows ions to be formed in solution.
What is the exchange of electrons?
The property of covalent bonds that does not allow ions to be formed.
What is sharing electrons?
The type of bond created when two elements have an electronegativity difference in between 1.7 and 0.4.
A likely shape that is created when a molecule has 3 bonds (4 elements)
What is pyramidal?
An element that has 6 valence electrons.
What is Oxygen (O), Sulfur (S), Selenium (Se), or Tellurium (Te)?
The property of ionic solids that changes when they are dissolved in water.
What is electrical conductivity?
The reason that covalent compounds are bad at conducting heat and electricity.
What is the lack of mobile electrons.
What type of bond is created between oxygen and carbon?
What is a polar covalent bond?
The shape that is most commonly created by CH4 or methane?
What is tetrahedral?
The number of additional electrons oxygen needs to have a full valence shell.
What is 2 more valence electrons?