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Ionic bonding
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What are the three types of bonding that need to be known?
Ionic
,
covalent
, and
metallic
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What happens when a
metal
and a
non-metal
react together in
ionic bonding
?
The metal atom loses
electrons
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What is
ionic bonding
characterized by?
Transfer of electrons
Involves a
metal
and a
non-metal
Results in the formation of
charged ions
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What is
ionic bonding
primarily characterized by?
Transfer of electrons
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What type of charges do
ionic compounds
have?
Opposite charges
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What causes the attraction in
ionic bonding
?
Electrostatic forces
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How strong is an
ionic bond
?
Very strong
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What is the
electron configuration
of
sodium
(
Na
)?
2,8
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What is the
electron configuration
of
chloride
(
Cl
)?
2,8,8
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What does a dot and cross diagram represent?
The distribution of
electrons
in
ionic bonding
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What is the
charge
of a magnesium
ion
(
Mg
)?
2+
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What is the nature of
ionic bonding
?
Electrostatic attraction
between
oppositely charged
ions
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Between which types of ions does
ionic bonding
occur?
Positive
metal ions
and negative
non-metal ions
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What is the dot and cross diagram for the formation of
Magnesium
chloride (
MgCl₂
)?
Involves 3 atoms: 1 Magnesium and 2 Chlorides
Shows
transfer of electrons
from Magnesium to Chloride
Represents ionic bonding through
electrostatic attraction
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What is the chemical formula for
Magnesium chloride
?
MgCl₂
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How does the
electron
transfer in
ionic bonding
affect the stability of the resulting compound?
It leads to the formation of stable ionic compounds due to full
outer electron shells
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