Ionic Bonds
Covalent Bonds
Metallic Bonds
Chemical Formulas
Lewis Dot Diagrams
100
Ionic Bonds do this with their electrons
What is either give away or take.
100
This makes covalent bonds stable.
What is sharing?
100
This is how metallic bonds share their electrons.
What is pooling?
100
This term is used to describe the small number written below the symbol.
What is subscript?
100
This scientist came up with the idea for Lewis Dot Diagrams.
Who is Gilbert Lewis?
200
Ionic bonds are made up of_______
What is a metal and nonmetal?
200
This is the strongest type of covalent bond.
What is triple?
200
Explain why metals are shiny.
What is because their electrons reflect the light near the surface of the atom?
200
If I you place a coefficient of 2 in front of the formula CO, it would have this many of each atom
What is 2?
200
A dot diagram tells me this information about an element.
What is number of valence electrons?
300
Ionic bonds and compounds have this type of melting point.
What is high?
300
In a covalent bond, it is made up of two or more of these.
What are nonmetals?
300
In a sample of metal the elements all exist as ions because their electrons are _____.
What is constantly moving?
300
A chemical formula is important because of this
What is it tells us what elements and how many?
300
You look at this to determine the number of valence electrons.
What is number in the ones column of the group?
400
In an ionic compound, the metal always does this with its electrons.
What is give away?
400
Describe the melting point of a covalent bond.
What is low?
400
In a sample of aluminum_______ bonds hold the aluminum together.
What is metallic?
400
In the element MnO, the Mn represents this element.
What is Manganese?
400
We use this to show sharing in a covalent bond.
What are circles?
500
In the compound NaCl, why is this an Ionic compound?
What is because it has a metal and nonmetal?
500
Describe the conductivity of a covalent bond.
What is low or poor?
500
In a metallic bond, the electrons are not bonded together, this allows metals to ______
What is bend, stretch, and be pulled?
500
If there is a coefficient of 3 in front of H20, then there are ____ molecules of water.
What is 3?
500
We use these to show the end of giving and taking in an ionic bond.
What are brackets?
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