Chemical Bonding
Ionic Bonding
Covalent Bonding
Metallic Bonding
Diatomic Bonding
100

Electrons have what kind of charge?

Negative 

100

Ionic bonds form between what?

Metal & Non-Metal

100

What are Covalent bonds made up of?

Two Non-metals 

100

Metallic Bonding forms between what two things?

two metals

100

What do diatomic bonds always come in?

Pairs

200

The nucleus protons have what kind of charge?

Positive 
200

Ionic compounds are hard but...?

Brittle 

200

What is Covalent Bonding also called?

Molecular bonding

200

When two or more metals are combined, what is the resulting material called?

Alloy

200
What are the 7 elements?

N,O,F,Cl,Br,I,At

300

What does the non-metal become when it gains electrons?

anion
300

What kind of melting points do Ionic compounds have?

High Melting Points

300

What kind of melting points do covalent bonds have?

Low

300

What do all of the atoms give up in Metallic bonds?

Valence Electrons

300

What is the hint of what you can remember for the 7 diatomic elements?

"The Super Seven"

400

What does the metal become when it looses electrons?

Cation

400

Ionic compounds are also called...?

Salts

400

What can Covalent bonds be?

Polar or Non-Polar

400
What do alloys tend to be, than the elements used to make them?

Stronger

400

What other element can also be diatomic?

Hydrogen

500

What type of bond forms on depending of 2 atoms?

Electronegativity

500

Because the cations and anions want to be side by side,  what specific arrangement do they always form?

Crystal Lattice 

500

What can Covalent bonds be at room temperature?

Solids, Liquids or Gases.

500

How come metals don't "bond" with one another in Metallic Bonding?

because their not under normal conditions.

500

When writing formulas for Diatomic Bonding what do you always include?

the number 2 as a subscript.

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