Ionic Bonding (T)

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    1. He 4 2 mical 007 ing C 12 6
    2. In the periodic table, WHO is the most stable? Noble Gas
    3. Everybody wants to be NOBLE! By FORMING BONDS with other atoms! - So that each atom can have noble gas configuration (full shell) HOW?
    4. So what is a chemical bond ? which hold atoms together Forces of Attraction
    5. Valence Electrons outermost electrons When atoms form bonds , only their outermost electrons are involved. So what is a chemical bond ?
    6. By GAINING electrons By LOSING electrons By SHARING electrons IONS So what is a chemical bond ? Ways to form bonds
      • What are ions and how are they formed?
      • What is ionic bond , ionic bonding and ionic compound ?
      • Suggest the type of elements that is involved in ionic
      • bonding
      • Drawing of “Dot and Cross” diagram to represent ionic
      • bonding
      • The presence of giant lattice in ionic compounds
    7. atoms positive ions negative ions Groups I, II forms Groups VI, VII non-metals metals Lose e to become Gain e to become forms
    8. Where did the electrons lose by the metals go to? Where did the electrons gained by the non-metals come from? How do atoms interact with each other?
    9. Hi Everyone, Nice to meet you… Do you know who am I? Am I a metal or non-metal? How many valence electrons do I have? What should I do to achieve complete electronic structure? Na 1 By losing 1 electron
    10. Hi Everyone, Do you know who am I? Am I a metal or non-metal? How many valence electrons do I have? What should I do to achieve complete electronic structure? Cl 7 By gaining 1 electron x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
    11. Oh Thank you very much!!! Let me give you my electron! Na becomes positively charged ions. Cl becomes negatively charged ions. + - Na Cl x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
    12. You are attractive! When Oppositely charged ions see each other… They Attract Each Other So are you! - Cl - x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x Na + +
    13. Positive sodium ions & negative chloride ions are attracted to one another by electrostatic attraction to form sodium chloride. Ionic bond  electrostatic forces of attraction between the positive ion and negative ion . + - + - + - - + + - + - - + + - + + + + + + + + - - - - - - - -
    14. Ionic compound  A compound that contains ionic bonds. Giant lattice  millions of sodium and chloride ions are arranged in an orderly manner. These ions are held in place by ionic bonds throughout the entire lattice.
    15. Ionic bonding  process where there is a transfer of electrons from a metal to a non-metal . ‘ Ionic’ Workout 1 Identify which of the following compound is ionic. H 2 NaC l MgBr 2 CaC l 2 MgO CH 4 CO 2 H 2 O
    16. Step 1: Write the legend. Step 2: Draw the positive ion. Step 3: Draw the negative ion. ‘ Ionic’ Workout 2 Draw the ‘dot and cross’ diagram for the following compound. ‘ Dot and Cross’ diagram Compound 1: MgO
    17. Compound 2: CaC l 2 Compound 3: A l C l 3
    18. Compound 4: Na 2 O
    19. Atoms form ions by gaining/losing electrons. One atom loses electrons to form a positive ion. Another atom gains electrons to form a negative ion. Ions have electronic structures of noble gases .
    20. Ionic bonding is the process where there is a transfer of electrons from a metal to a non-metal . Ionic bond is the electrostatic forces of attraction between the positive ion and negative ion . The structure of an ionic compound is a giant lattice.

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