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What type of bond is formed when particles bond together through ionic bonds?
Ionic bonds
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What are ions formed from?
Ions are formed when atoms lose or gain
electrons
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How does a sodium atom become a sodium ion?
A sodium atom loses
one
electron
to form a sodium
one plus
ion
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Why does a sodium atom need to lose an electron?
To achieve
stability
by having a full
outer shell
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What does chlorine need to do to form a chloride ion?
Chlorine needs to
gain
one electron
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What happens to sodium and chlorine after the transfer of electrons?
Both become
ions
with full
outer shells
of electrons
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How are ions represented in
diagrams?
With
square brackets
around them and their
charge
in the
top right corner
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What is the nature of the force that attracts oppositely charged ions?
It is called an
ionic bond
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How does the strength of ionic bonds compare to covalent bonds?
Ionic bonds are
similar
in strength to covalent bonds
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What is a dot and cross diagram used for?
To represent the
bonding
of atoms
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How are electrons represented in a dot and cross diagram?
Electrons of one atom are shown as
dots
and those of another as
crosses
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What should you show to indicate the movement of electrons in a dot and cross diagram?
You should show the movement of electrons with an
arrow
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What is typically shown in a dot and cross diagram?
Every
electron shell
of the
atoms
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In a simplified dot and cross diagram, what is often drawn?
Only the
outermost
shell of the atoms
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How do you draw the dot and cross diagram for magnesium chloride (MgCl<sub>2</sub>)?
Draw magnesium with two
outer electrons
.
Draw two chlorine atoms, each with seven outer electrons.
Show the transfer of electrons from magnesium to each chlorine.
Resulting ions: magnesium two plus ion and two chloride one minus ions.
Arrange ions as they would be in a
real compound
.
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What happens to magnesium when it forms an ion?
Magnesium loses
two
electrons to form a magnesium
two plus
ion
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How do the chloride ions relate to the magnesium ion in the compound?
The chloride ions are
attracted
to the
positive
magnesium ion
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How many chloride ions are formed from one magnesium ion in magnesium chloride?
Two
chloride ions
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What is the final arrangement of ions in a dot and cross diagram for magnesium chloride?
The
chloride
ions are placed on either side of the
magnesium
ion
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What are the key features of a dot and cross diagram?
Electrons of one atom as
dots
, the other as
crosses
Movement of
electrons
shown with
arrows
Can show all electron shells or just the
outermost shell
Ions
arranged as they would be in a real compound
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