Ionic bond are formed by the transfer of electron from metal to non-metal. In ionic compounds, the cations and anions are held by strong electrostatic force of attraction. All ionic compounds exhibit unique properties.

1. REACTION BETWEEN METAL
AND NON-METAL (IONIC
BOND)
Presented by: Neelu Sharma

2. ELECTRONIC
CONFIGURATION

3. OCTETRULE

4. Lewisstructure

5. METAL
NON-
METAL

6. IONIC BOND

7. FORMATIONOF
IONIC BONDBY
TRANSFEROF
ELECTRONS
META
L
NON-METAL

8. IONIC COMPOUND
Na+ ion
Cl- ion
Electrostatic force of
attraction between Cation
& anion
IONIC
COMPOUND

9. Formationof ionic
bond between
Na and Cl

10. ELECTRONDOT
STRUCTUREOF
NaCl

11. Electrondot
structureof CaF2

12. Formationof
MgO

13. Formationof
AlCl3

14. 1.Propertiesof
ionic compounds
 Ionic compounds are solid and hard
because of strong force of attraction
between cation and anion.

15. 2.Propertiesof
ionic compounds
 Ionic compounds have high melting
and boiling points.

16. 3.Propertiesof
ionic compounds
 Ionic compounds are soluble in polar
solvent like water but insoluble in
petrol or kerosene oil.

17. 4.Propertiesof
ionic compounds
 Ionic compounds conduct electricity, in
its molten state or aqueous state
because of the free ions.

18. Comparisonofsalt/
sugarsolution,
whenconnectedto
electricity?

19. 4.Propertiesof
ionic compounds
 Ionic compound doesn't conduct
electricity in its solid state because of
strong force of attraction between the
ions and they doesn’t move freely.

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