Define Valence Electrons
Electrons in the highest (outermost) energy level of an element's atoms.
An ionic bod is a bond between...
a metal and a nonmetal
What is a metallic bond?
A bond between a metal and another metal
What is the formula of Li and Cl combined together?
LiCl
Al3+ Ba2+ At1-
At1-
(for representative elements)
The group number tells you the number of valence electrons elements in that specific group have
An ion of Ca (Ca 2+) has the same electron configuration as what noble gas?
Argon (Ar) which is the closest noble gas to calcium
Mention three properties of metallic compounds
Good conductors of electricity and heat, malleable, ductile, shiny luster.
atoms of Sr and O would be expected to react in ratio of
1:1
What largely determines the chemical properties of an element?
number of valence electrons
How many valence electrons are in groups 1A, 3A, 5A, and 7A?
1,3,5,7 valence electrons respectively
The general dot structure X : could represent what element, name 3 elements it could represent (mention any 3 it could represent)
Any elements in group 2A
Explain why valence electrons in metal atoms can be modeled as a sea of electrons
Valence electrons are mobile (free floating), they move freely from one part of the metal to another part of the metal attracting cations that hold metals together.
What are the formulas for ...
a) Rb ion
b) Se ion
c) P ion
a) Rb 1+
b) Se 2-
c) P 3-
Which atom is most likely to form an +1 ion
O, Al, Na, Ca
Na 1+
What is an electron dot structure and give an example of 3 elements' dot structure
They are diagrams of elements with dots around them that symbolize the number of valence electrons they have.
Examples vary according to student's answer
Mention three properties of ionic compounds
High melting points, solid at room temperature, brittle and hard, form crystals, don't conduct electricity when solid, good conductors of electricity when dissolved in water.
What is an alloy? Give 2 examples
The chemical formula of the ionic compound formed when elements Ca and N react is
Ca3N2
a) charge 2+
b) charge 2-
c) charge 3+
a) group 2A
b) group 6A
c) group 3A
Explain the octet rule and how it works for metals and non-metals. Give examples
For metals, this is achieved generally by losing electrons, and for nonmetals, this is achieved by gaining electrons.
Examples vary depending of student's answers.
a) C, O
b) N, I
c) Li, Cl
Li+ Cl- formulas for ions
LiCl chemical formula
Dot structure ( see whiteboard)
How does the sea-of-electrons model account for many of the physical properties of metals, such as conductors of electricity, malleability, etc?
a) metals are good conductors of electricity because electrons can flow freely in metals.
b) metals are malleable and ductile because of the high mobility of electrons when metals are subjected to pressure cations can easily slide past one another.
K and I
Be and S
Ra and F
KI
BeS
RaF2
Why do noble gases are like Jesus. Explain the analogy