Ionic and Covalent Bonds Jeopardy from notes By Hussein H

Page 1

100

When a metal loses electrons, it becomes what?

a Positively charged ions

200

Chemical bonds are forces that hold ____ together in _____.

Atoms, Compounds.

300

Ionic Compounds form what?

Crystals

400

Ionic bonds are the ______ attraction between ______ charged ions.

Electrostatic, Oppositely.

500

Part 1:Covalent bonds involve the _____ of electrons between ______ atoms. 

Part 2: There is no complete what of electrons?, and results in the formation of what?

Part 1: Sharing, Non-Metals

Part 2: Transfer, Molecules

Page 2

100

Atoms share one or more pairs of _______.

Electrons

200

Covalent compounds generally have _____ melting and boiling points than ionic compounds.

Lower

300

What does the Lewis Dot Structures help visualize?

Electron arrangement and bonding.

400

What are Lone pairs.

Lone pairs are pairs of Valence electrons not involved in bonding.

500

Part 1: Covalent compounds often exist as _____ or _____

Part 2: Nitrogen (N) has __ valence electrons. Hydrogen (H) has __ valence electrons each. In NH3, N shares one electron with each H and has one _________ of electrons.

Part 1: Gasses and Liquids

Part 2: 5, 1, Lone pair

Page 3

100

Valence electrons determine an element's _______ Properties.  

Chemical

200

What does the VSEPR predict?

The 3D shapes of molecules.

300

Valence electrons are the ________ electrons of an atom. 

Outermost

400

What does VSEPR stand for?

Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion.

500

Part 1: Metallic bonds occur between _____ atoms in ____ metals or _____.

Part 2: What is a common misconception about Ionic Bonds?

Part 1: Metal, Pure, Alloys.

Part 2: Ionic Bonds do not always involve complete Electron transfer.

Page 4

100

Give me one example of Ionic compounds.

Table Salt or Fertilizers.

200

Give me one example of Covalent compounds.

Water or Carbon Dioxide.

300

Lewis structure shows ____________ arrangement.

Valence Electron.

400

Understanding bonding helps in: ______ science, ____ design, ________ chemistry.

Materials, Drug, Environmental.

500

Part 1: Bond type depends on ____________ Difference.

Part 2: Lone pairs affect _______ Geometry

Part 3: Ionic bonds: ________ transfer, usually metal + nonmetal.

Part 1: Electronegativity 

Part 2: molecular

Part 3: Electron

Extra

100

A nonmetal gains electrons and becomes a ______________.

negatively charged ion

200

What can lone pairs also be called?

Non-bonding Pairs.

300

Noble Gasses have ___________ and rarely form ____.

full outer shells, bonds

400

Covalent bonds can be polar, True or False?

False.

500

Part 1: Covalent Bonds: _______ sharing, usually between non-metals.

Bonus question: Is Luka and Kyrie on the same team an example of Ionic Bonding or Covalent Bonding?

Part 1: Electron.

Bonus Question: Covalent.