Ionic Bonding
Covalent Bonding
Naming
Periodic Table
Atoms
100

An ionic bond forms between these 2 types of elements

What is a metal and a nonmetal?

100

In covalent bonding, this happens to electrons 

What is they are shared?

100

The name of the second element is a compound is always changed to this

What is -ide?

100

Horizontal rows in the PT

What are periods?


100

Negatively charged subatomic particles

What are electrons?

200

+ charged ions are called these

What are cations?

200

Covalent bonds always form between 2 of these types of elements

What are nonmetals?

200

The prefix for 4

What is tetra-?

200

Vertical columns in the PT go by these 2 names

What are groups and families?

200

Protons and neutrons are found here

What is the nucleus?

300

In an ionic bond, the total + and - of these must be equal

What are charges?

300

Covalent bonds that are unequally shared

What are polar (covalent bonds)?

300

The second term in a covalent compound must have one of these

What is a prefix?

300

This # of + charged particles determines the identity of the element

What is the atomic number?

300

These can be used to show the valence of an element

What are Lewis structures?

400

Ions that consist of more than 1 type of atom

What are polyatomic ions?

400

If 3 pairs of electrons are shared in a covalent bond it is this 

What is a triple bond?

400

The correct chemical name for N2O

What is dinitrogen monoxide?

400

You can determine this from the group number

What is valence?

400

The electron cloud is made up of these which are equal to the period number

What are shells?

500

With this group of elements, we use Roman numerals to represent the charge

What are transition metals?

500

Compounds formed from covalent bonding are called this

What are molecules?

500

The correct chemical name for AlCl3

What is aluminum chloride?

500

The atomic mass includes the different forms of an atom that have differing numbers of neutrons which are called these

What are isotopes?

500

Atoms that gain or lose electrons and become charged particles are these

What are ions?