Types of Compounds
Naming Compounds
Chemical Formulas
Covalent vs. Ionic
Bonding
100
H2S is a _____________ ___________.
What is binary acid?
100
Li2O
What is lithium oxide?
100
Magnesium Fluoride.
What is MgF2?
100
Electrons are _____________ in an ionic bond.
What is transferred/gained or lost?
100
A metal transfers an electron to a nonmetal to form this type of bond
What is an ionic bond?
200
The charge of chloride in the compound NaCl?
What is -1?
200
Ag2SO4
What is silver sulfate?
200
Calcium phosphide
What is Ca3P2?
200
In a covalent bond, atoms ________ electrons.
What is share?
200
This type of bond share valence electrons between two or more atoms.
What is covalent (or molecular)?
300
An atom of calcium will form an ___________ compound with sulfur.
What is ionic?
300
S2F8.
What is disulfur octafluoride?
300
Molybdenum (II) oxide
What is MoO?
300
Covalent compounds are made when two _______________ (type of element) share electrons.
What are non-metals?
300
Which elements tend to donate electrons?
What are metals?
400
K2S is considered a ___________ _____________ compound.
What is binary ionic?
400
Fe(OH)3
What is iron (III) hydroxide?
400
Sulfuric acid
What is H2SO4?
400
Ions combine to make __________ ionic compounds so that the total charge of the compound is zero.
What is neutral?
400
The following _______________(type of compound) is named _____________________.
What is ionic compound named lithium oxide?
500
Nitrogen and oxygen can form many ________________ compounds.
What is covalent (or molecular)?
500
Ca(NO2)2
What is calcium nitrite?
500
Tetrasilicon nonanitride.
What is Si4N9?
500
______ electrons are shared to make a single covalent bond.
______ electrons are shared to make a double covalent bond.
______ electrons are shared to make a triple covalent bond.
What is 2, 4 & 6, respectively?
500
The following __________________(type of compound) are called ___________________ because they have 2 atoms of the same element. All of the compounds shown have a ______________ structure. 
What is covalent (or molecular) compound called diatomic with a linear structure?