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5.1
Ions
• When atoms are in their pure form,
they are neutral.
• Neutral atoms can become charged by:
– losing electrons
– gaining electrons
• When they do this they become IONS.
• Atoms become ions by obeying
the octet rule.
– All atoms want a full outer shell.
– A full outer shell = 8 electrons
Octet Rule
The elements are
arranged in groups
All elements want 8 e- in the
valence shell to be stable.
Group
#
# of
valence
electrons
electrons
lost or
gained
Ion
Charge
Ion Formation
Ionic Charge
Ion Formation
Ionic charge
Naming Ions
• Positive ions are
Cations
• Use the name of
the element.
• Negative ions are
Anions
• Use the root of
the element, drop
ending and add –
”ide”.K+1
Ca+2
Al+3
Potassium ion
Calcium ion
Aluminum ion
S-2
O-2
Br-1
N-3
Sulfide ion
Oxide ion
Bromide ion
Nitride ion
Homework
• READ: pages 158-165
–Be sure you understand the
connection between orbitals
and valence electrons!
• Do: p.165 1-13

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5.1 ion formation a groups

  • 1. 5.1
  • 2. Ions • When atoms are in their pure form, they are neutral. • Neutral atoms can become charged by: – losing electrons – gaining electrons • When they do this they become IONS.
  • 3. • Atoms become ions by obeying the octet rule. – All atoms want a full outer shell. – A full outer shell = 8 electrons Octet Rule
  • 5. All elements want 8 e- in the valence shell to be stable. Group # # of valence electrons electrons lost or gained Ion Charge
  • 10. Naming Ions • Positive ions are Cations • Use the name of the element. • Negative ions are Anions • Use the root of the element, drop ending and add – ”ide”.K+1 Ca+2 Al+3 Potassium ion Calcium ion Aluminum ion S-2 O-2 Br-1 N-3 Sulfide ion Oxide ion Bromide ion Nitride ion
  • 11. Homework • READ: pages 158-165 –Be sure you understand the connection between orbitals and valence electrons! • Do: p.165 1-13