THE TYPES OF ELEMENTS THAT ARE INVOLVED IN COVALENT BONDING.
What is NON-METALS (AND SOMETIMES METALLOIDS)?
MOST OF THE NONMETALS ARE LOCATED IN THIS PART OF THE TABLE
WHAT IS "RIGHT SIDE"?
THE TYPES OF ELEMENTS THAT ARE INVOLVED IN METALLIC BONDING.
What ARE METALS (duh!)?
Made of molecules.
What is "Covalent Compound?"
THIS HAPPENS TO ELECTRONS IN AN IONIC BOND
What is TRANSFERING from metal to nonmetal/
THIS HAPPENS TO ELECTRONS IN COVALENT BOND
What is SHARING?
This describes the electrons in a metallic bond...
What is a "sea of mobile electrons" OR "delocalized electrons"?
The dot diagram attached isn't representing a molecule, but rather this.

What is, a polyatomic ion?
In the ionic compound Na2S, this is the number of sodiums and sulfurs, repectively.
What is 2 sodiums and 1 sulfur?
HOW ARE ELECTRONS SHARED IN A POLAR COVALENT BOND?
What is UNEQUALLY BETWEEN THE TWO ATOMS
WHAT KIND OF COVALENT BOND OCCURS BETWEEN FLUORINE AND CARBON?
What is polar?
List three properties of metals
Malleable, ductile, always conductive, shiny luster.
The type of bonding shown in this dot diagram.

What is covalent bonding?
THIS CAUSES IONIC CHEMICAL BONDS
What is THE ATTRACTION BETWEEN THE POSITIVE CHARGE ON THE METAL AND THE NEGATIVE CHARGE ON THE NONMETAL (ELECTROSTATIC CHARGE)
What is the charge of a sodium ion?
What is positive 1
IT GIVES METALS A VERY HIGH CONDUCTIVITY & SHINY APPEARANCE
What is THE SEA OF ELECTRONS/ delocalized electrons?
The element that needs only 1 bond, for a total of 2 electrons.
What is hydrogen?
List three properties of ionic compounds.
Crystalline structure, high melting points, do not conduct as solids but do as liquids and aqueous, brittle. (Any of the three above)
HOW YOU CAN TELL WHAT TYPE OF BOND WILL FORM BETWEEN TWO NONMETAL ATOMS...
What is THE DIFFERENCE IN ELECTRONEGATIVITY? (OR, ELECTRONEGATIVITY DIFFERENCE)
A mixture of two metals.
What is an alloy?
The structure that forms when a double or triple bond partially occurs in multiple locations in a molecule, so one drawing isn't sufficient.
What is "resonance structure?"
Most ionic compounds are in this state of matter.
WHAT IS solid?
IN THE BOND BETWEEN H AND Cl, IT is the element that GETS THE d - SYMBOL
WHAT IS CHLORINE ?
(IT'S MORE ELECTONEGATIVE THAN HYDROGEN...3.0 VERSUS 2.1)
THE ONLY GROUP SATISFIED WITH ITS VALENCE ELECTRONS
WHAT IS "NOBLE GASES" OR "GROUP 18"?
The type of alloy in which smaller atoms can fit in between larger metal atoms.
What is "interstitial alloy?"
Type of compounds with the strongest bonds.
What is "Ionic compound?"