Bonding
Type I
Type II
Type III
Household Chemicals
100
This bond occurs when electrons are lost and gained between atoms.
What is an ionic bond?
100
Sodium iodide
What is NaI?
100
Copper (II) chloride
What is CuCl2?
100
carbon monoxide
What is CO?
100
This is considered the "universal solvent", also known as dihydrogen monoxide.
What is water?
200
This type of atom is more likely to give up its electron to bond with a nonmetal.
What is a metal?
200
MgCl2
What is magnesium chloride?
200
Copper (I) sulfide.
What is Cu2S?
200
sulfur trioxide
What is SO3?
200
This popular consumer solution contains phosphoric acid, which can speed up the rate of tooth decay, but it's so refreshing on a hot summer day.
What is soda?
300
These group of elements are prone to gaining one electron.
What are the halogens?
300
Strontium bromide
What is SrBr2?
300
Chromium (III) sulfide.
What is Cr2S3?
300
P3O6
What is triphosphorus hexoxide?
300
This is necessary for "charging" your tech savy lifestyle and contains sulfuric acid. It's a real bummer if it leaks!
What is battery acid?
400
Sulfur and oxygen will form a molecule through this type of bond.
What is a covalent bond?
400
Potassium sulfide
What is K2S?
400
FeBr2
What is iron (II) bromide?
400
AsF4
What is arsenic tetrafluoride?
400
After wolfing down your Thanksgiving meal, you'll need this to sooth your acid indigestion! It's main ingredient - magnesium hydroxide.
What is antacid, or milk of magnesia?
500
This is the common ion for elements that have 6 valence electrons.
What is a 2-?
500
K3N
What is potassium nitride?
500
Lead (II) selenide
What is PbSe?
500
tetracarbon pentabromide
What is C4Br5?
500
This little pill has done wonders for relieving aches and pains. It's chemical name - acetylsalicyclic acid.
What is aspirin?
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