Ionic Bonds
Ionic bonds are made of these two types of elements.
What are metals and nonmetals?
Covalent bonds consist of these two types of elements.
What are two nonmetals?
These bonds are the only bonds that can be polar.
What are covalent bonds?
These ions are always metals and are notably "paws"itive.
What are cations?
Elements bond with the goal of fulfilling this critical rule.
What is the octet rule?
Ionic bonds fulfill the octet rule by doing this to their electrons.
What is transferring electrons?
Covalent bonds do this to fulfill the octet rule and become stable.
What is sharing electrons?
When a bond is polar, electrons are shared in this way.
What is unevenly?
These ions are notably negative and are formed from nonmetals.
What are anions?
This is the total number of electrons in the compound H2O.
What is ten?
Metals are always found on this side of the periodic table.
What is the left side?
The bond O2 has this many total bonds.
What is 2?
When a polar substance and nonpolar substance are brought together, they will do this.
What is separate?
Sodium will always form this charge when in an ionic bond.
What is 1+?
In covalent bonds, this type of element will always be in the center.
What is the lowest electronegativity?
When a single calcium atom bonds with fluorine, this many fluorine atoms are required.
What is 2?
The N in NCH has this many unpaired electrons. (Hint: Draw it to check)
What is two?
In the bond PCl3, electrons are more closely attracted to this element.
What is chlorine?
This family of elements will always form a 1- charge after an ionic bond.
What are halogens?
The compound PCl3 has this many bonds. (Include number and type)
What are three covalent bonds?