Basic Ionic Bonds
Name the following compound: NaF
sodium fluoride
What charge does Cadmium take in the bond CdP?
3+
What is the name of Ca(OH)2?
calcium hydroxide
What is the common charge of silver (Ag)?
+1
Ionic bonds such as NaCl form what kind of structure?
crystal lattice
Name the following compound: Ca3P2
calcium phosphide
What is the formula for the compound zinc chloride?
ZnCl2
What formula does strontium nitrite make?
Sr(NO2)2
What tells us the charge of a transition metal when naming?
Roman numerals
Ionic bonds can transfer electricity in what state?
aqueous (dissolved in water)
What is the formula for a bond between Magnesium and Bromine
MgBr2
What is the name of AuF3?
gold (III) fluoride
What is the name of BeCO3?
beryllium carbonate
What rule refers to atoms losing or gaining electrons so they can achieve a full valence shell?
octet rule
An ionic bond is a bond formed between what 2 types of materials (or elements)?
metal and nonmetals
What is the formula for potassium sulfide?
K2S
What formula would tungsten (II) nitride make?
W3N2
What formula does Lead (IV) sulfate make?
Pb(SO4)2
What type of metal can take more than one charge?
transition metals
What happens to the valence electrons in an ionic bond?
electrons are transferred from metal to nonmetal
What formula would you get if you bonded aluminum and selenium?
Al2Se3
What is the name of VO2?
vanadium (IV) oxide
What name does PtPO4 take?
platinum (III) phosphate
The force of attraction between a cation and an anion is called _____ ______.
Electrostatic attractions
The overall charge of an ionic compound must always equal what?
zero