Valence Electrons
Ions
Ionic Bonding
Ionic Properties
100
found in the outermost ring of an atom
What is a valence electron?
100
a positively or negatively charged particle
What are ions?
100
bond forms between positive and negative ions
What is an ionic bond?
100
This property allows ionic compounds to conduct electricity when dissolved in water.
What is electrolytic conductivity?
200
has 2 valence electrons.
What is group 2?
200
an atom that has gained more electrons.
What is a negative ion?
200
when ionic compound is bonded into a 3D pattern
What is a crystal lattice?
200
Ionic compounds tend to have this type of melting and boiling points
Ionic compounds tend to have this type of melting and boiling point?
300
What is the formal name of group 1 elements
What are alkali metals?
300
an atom that lost electrons.
What is a positive ion?
300
Potassium Chloride
What is an example of ionic bonding?
300
Ionic compounds form this type of repeating structure due to the strong attraction between oppositely charged ions.
What is a crystal lattice?
400
how many valence electrons are on chlorine
What is 7 electrons
400
when a metal or nonmetal combine by ionic bonding and the result has different properties
What is forming an ionic compound?
400
Positively charged ions
What is cations?
400
Many ionic compounds dissolve in this type of solvent due to its ability to surround and separate the ions.
What is water (a polar solvent)?
500
If you have 2 electrons in your outermost ring, are you full?
No, only for helium.
500
the elements in this group on the periodic table cannot form ions since they are already filled.
What is group 8?
500
How much atoms of Mg and Cl are involved in the ionic bonding of Magnesium Chloride
What is Mg 1 and Chlorine 2
500
Although solid ionic compounds do not conduct electricity, they can conduct electricity when in these two states.
What are molten (liquid) and aqueous (dissolved in water) states?