Ionic
What type of elements use ionic bonds to bond?
Metal and Nonmetal
What elements use covalent bonds to bond?
Nonmetals
What elements use metallic bonds to bond?
Metals
What can you say about Ti3Se2 in terms of its name?
Titanium Selenide
What are the properties of ionic bonds?
Crystal structure, doesn't conduct electricity as a solid, but can as a liquid
What are the properties of covalent bonds?
Brittle, does not conduct electricity
What are the properties of metallic bonds?
Malleable, conducts electricity, and is shiny
What do you think the elemental compound symbol for Iron (II) Nitrate is?
Fe(NO3)3
What can you say about the melting point?
The melting point is high
What range is the melting point?
Low melting point
What can you summarize the melting point of a metallic bond?
High melting point
How would you rephrase or change Oxygen Hexabromide to its elemental symbol compound?
OBr6
What do you think happens when an ionic bond is put in water?
The bonds are broken off, because they are soluble
From what you’ve learned, how do you name Covalent bonds?
Use prefixes for both unless the first is one molecule, and use a suffix
What idea justifies why metallic bonds are able to conduct electricity?
The bonds share electrons loosely, which allows electricity to flow out of the bond and conduct
Applying what you learned, what is the name of P4Cl9?
Tetraphosphorus Nonachloride
Based on what you know, what is an electrolyte is in an ionic bond?
The electrical current given off when the bond is put in the water
Can you make a distinction between Heptoxide and heptasulfide?
The oxygen replaces the “a” with an “o”, while “a” stays for sulfur.
How would you classify CuZn?
Brass
What can you summarize about bronze’s elemental symbol?
CuSn