Ionic Bonds
Electron Dot Diagram
Periodic Table
Atom
Misc
100
This is the charges that need to be present for an ionic bond to occur.
Positive and Negative
100
This is what electron dot diagrams show using dots around an element’s symbol.
Valence Electrons
100
This is the symbol for the element that we all need to drink to survive.
Hydrogen (H)
100
This is the smallest unit of matter that makes up all elements.
Atom
100
This is the state where the Super Bowl is this year.
California
200
This is the type of bond forms when one atom gives electrons to another?
Ionic Bonds
200
This is the magic number or rule in terms of drawing electron dot diagrams.
8
200
This is what the atomic number equals in regards to the particles in the nucleus.
Protons
200
This is where the protons and neutrons are located.
Nucleus
200
This is the next holiday coming up.
Valentine's Day
300
This is what we call an atom that has gained or lost electrons and now has a charge?
Ions
300
This is how many dots would oxygen have in its electron dot diagram.
6
300
This is the rows on the periodic table.
Period
300
This is the charge of the electrons.
Negative
300
This is the country where the Olympics are this year.
Italy
400
This is the sign/symbol that goes by the element if it has lost electrons.
Positive
400
This is where on the periodic table you find how many valence electrons an element has.
Groups
400
This is the columns on the periodic table which also tells us the valence electrons.
Group
400
If an element has an atomic number of 75. How many protons does it have?
75
400
This is what Ms. Arduini's favorite color.
Pink
500
This is the common table compound is made from sodium and chlorine using an ionic bond?
Sodium Chloride (NaCl)
500
Draw me the electron dot diagram for Neon.
500
This is the element that is found in a common fruit. Tell me the fruit and the element.
Potassium/Banana
500
This is the overall charge that the nucleus has.
Neutral
500
This is the candy that comes in many colors and has a hard shell with chocolate inside
M & M's