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What type of bond is formed when particles bond together through ionic bonds?
Ionic
bonds
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How are ions formed from atoms?
Atoms lose or gain
electrons
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What happens to a sodium atom to form a sodium ion?
It loses one
electron
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What is the charge of a sodium ion?
One
plus
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Why does a sodium atom need to lose an electron?
To achieve stability with a full
outer shell
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How does chlorine form a chloride ion?
It gains one
electron
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What is the charge of a chloride ion?
One
minus
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What happens to sodium and chlorine during ionic bonding?
Electrons
transfer from sodium to chlorine
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What do we use to represent ions in diagrams?
Square brackets
with charge
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What is the nature of the forces between ions in an ionic compound?
They are attracted by
electrostatic forces
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How strong is an ionic bond compared to a covalent bond?
Similar
in
strength
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What is a dot and cross diagram used for?
To represent
ionic bonding
visually
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How do we differentiate electrons in a dot and cross diagram?
Dots for one
atom
, crosses for another
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What should be shown in a dot and cross diagram?
The movement of
electrons
with
arrows
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What is the outermost shell of an atom?
The highest
energy level
of electrons
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How do you draw a dot and cross diagram for magnesium chloride (MgCl<sub>2</sub>)?
Draw magnesium with two
outer electrons
Draw two chlorines with seven outer electrons each
Show electrons moving from magnesium to each chlorine
Represent magnesium as a
Mg<sup>2+</sup>
ion and each chlorine as
Cl<sup>-</sup>
ion
Arrange ions as they would be in a compound
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What happens to magnesium when it forms an ionic bond with chlorine?
It loses two
electrons
to become
Mg<sup>2+</sup>
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How many chloride ions are formed from one magnesium atom?
Two
chloride ions
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How are the chloride ions arranged around the magnesium ion in a dot and cross diagram?
On either side of the magnesium ion
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What is the purpose of using arrows in dot and cross diagrams?
To show the movement of
electrons
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What is the difference between drawing all electron shells and only the outermost shell in diagrams?
All shells show
complete
structure
, outermost is
quicker
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Why do we say that ionic bonds are strong?
Due to the attraction between
opposite charges
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What should you do if asked to draw a dot and cross diagram in an exam?
Follow the
specific features
outlined
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