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Bonding, structure and the properties of matter
Ionic compounds
Forming ionic bonds
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What is an ionic compound made up of?
Charged particles called
ions
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What type of structure does an ionic compound have?
A
giant lattice structure
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What are the forces of attraction in an ionic compound?
Strong
electrostatic forces
of attraction
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What forms positive and negative ions?
When a
metal
reacts with a
non-metal
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How do metals and non-metals form ionic bonds?
By
transferring electrons
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What is an electron?
A
subatomic
particle with a
negative
charge
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What is ionic bonding?
It forms between two atoms when an
electron
is
transferred
from one atom to another
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What do dot and cross diagrams represent in ionic bonding?
The
transfer of electrons
from
metal atoms
to
non-metal atoms
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How are electrons represented in dot and cross diagrams?
Electrons from one
atom
are shown as dots and from the other as crosses
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What happens when sodium reacts with chlorine in terms of electron transfer?
Electrons
transfer
from
sodium
atoms to
chlorine
atoms
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What is the process of ionic bonding in magnesium chloride?
Magnesium transfers
electrons
to chlorine atoms
Forms positive magnesium
ions
and negative chloride ions
Creates an ionic bond through
electrostatic attraction
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What are the properties of ionic compounds?
High
melting
and
boiling
points
Conduct electricity when dissolved in water
Form
crystalline
structures
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What is the role of the outer electron in sodium during ionic bonding?
The outer electron transfers to the outer shell of a
chlorine
atom
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What is the ionic bond formed between?
Between
oppositely charged
ions
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What does the term 'ionic lattice' refer to?
The regular arrangement of ions in an
ionic compound
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How does the ionic bonding process differ between sodium chloride and magnesium oxide?
Different metals transfer different numbers of
electrons
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What is the visual representation used to model ionic bonding?
Dot and cross diagrams
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What do the images in the slideshow represent regarding ionic bonding?
Dot and cross diagrams for ions in
sodium chloride
,
magnesium oxide
, and
calcium chloride
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What is the purpose of the question about drawing a diagram for magnesium chloride?
To show how the
electrons
are transferred when magnesium chloride is formed
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What is the significance of the outer electrons in ionic bonding?
They are involved in the
transfer
that forms ions
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How does the ionic bond strength relate to the properties of ionic compounds?
Stronger ionic bonds lead to higher
melting
and
boiling
points
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