Ionic vs. covalent
what types of bond is Potassium fluoride (KF) an example of.
A ionic bond.
what the name of this chemical formula
K+I
potassium iodide
whats the name of HsO
Dihydrogen monoxide/water
what is the formula of Carbon Dioxide
CO2
What in a atom causes it to be a anion/cation.
a change in the number of electrons.
what types of bond is Water (H2O) an example of.
A covalent bond.
what the name of this chemical formula
Na+I
sodium iodide
whats the name of SeFâ‚„
selenium tetrafluoride
what is the formula of Sodium Nitrite
Na3N
If oxygen loses 3 electrons what type of ion does it become.
cation
what types of bond is ethylene (C2H4) an example of.
A covalent bond.
what the name of this chemical formula
K+Cl
potassium chloride
whats the name of Cl8Si3
octachlorotrisilane
whats the formula of Iron monosilicide
FeSi
If potassium gains 4 electrons what type of ion does it become.
Anion
what types of atoms bond together to create a covalent bond, and what happens to the electrons within the bond.
Two+ non-metal atoms bond together to create a covalent bond, and the electrons within the bond are shared between atoms.
what the name of this chemical formula,
NH4 +1 + P-3
(note, this one's difficult because you chose a high stakes number)
ammonium phosphide
whats the name of NO
Nitric oxide
whats the formula of Titanium tetraiodide
TiI4
what is a cation, what happens to cause an cation, and what charge is a cation
A cation is a positively charged ion formed when an atom loses one or more electrons. This loss of negatively charged electrons causes a positively charged atom
What types of atoms bond together to create a ionic bond, and what happens to the electrons within the ionic bond?
Normally metal and non-metal atoms bond together to create a ionic bond, and the electrons are transferred from one atom to another.
what is the naming rule for ionic bonds.
Ionic compounds are named by first listing the positively charged ion/cation, usually a metal and then the negatively charged ion/anion, usually a nonmetal, and normally -ide is added to the end of the anion.
what is the naming rule for covalent bonds bonds.
start with the first element's full name, then the second element's root name with an -ide ending. Greek prefixes are used to show the number of atoms of each element. If the first element has only one atom, the prefix mono is added
what is the formula for ammonia boron trifluoride
(note* Ammonia is the combination of both nitrogen and hydrogen)
NH3BF3
what is a anion, what happens to cause a anion, and what charge is a anion
An anion is a negatively charged ion formed when an atom gains one or more electrons. This gain of electrons results in a negative charge.