Ionic Bonds
Chemical Formulas and Names
Properties of Ionic/Covalent Compounds/Metallic Bonds
Molecular Compounds
Acids, polar, non-polar ionic
100

What is the charge on the metal in the compound: titanium (III) oxide

3+

100

MgBr2

Magnesium bromide

100

Conducting electricity: Yes or No

Covalent Compounds:

Ionic compounds dissolved in water

Metallic compounds

Covalent: no

Ionic: yes

Metallic: yes

100

What types of atoms do I have in covalent compounds?

Non-metals + non-metals

Metalloids + non-metals

100

how do you know if you have an acid

H in front; covalent/molecular compound

200
When an atom loses an electron it becomes a_______
What is positive ion
200
What is the chemical name of CaF2
What is Calcium Flouride
200

High melting point

ionic bond

200
When electrons are ___________________between two atoms, a covalent bond is formed
What is shared
200

Acid or not?

HBr

300

Name the compound: Fe2O3

Iron (III) oxide

300

Name this compound Na2CO3 

What is Sodium Carbonate

300

Ionic, Covalent, or Metallic:1)They have low melting points 2)They have low boiling points 3)The form hard, brittle crystals with characteristics shape 4)They contian no charges

Covalent

300

Name it C4H8

Tetracarbon octahydride

300

True/False:  Polar compounds means that they have a charge on each atom.

True

400

When electrons are ______________ between atoms

transferred

400

What charge must ionic bonds equate to?

What is Neutral or Zero

400

Sea of electrons

Metallic

400

Form the compound: sulfur dioxide

SO2

400

What is a double bond?

What is two pairs of electrons (a total of 4 electrons) that are shared between two atoms

500

What charge is on the transition metal:CuCl2

2+

500
Hydroxide(OH-) and Cyanide(CN-) are examples of _______
What is polyatomic ions
500

Ionic, Covalent, or Metallic: Shiny, malleable, conductive in solid state, high melting point

Metallic Bond

500

SiCl4

silicon tetrachloride

500

A covalent bond in which there are no charges associated with each atom is called a

What is nonpolar

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