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1/20/2016 ObjectiveDo Now Name ionic compounds containing metals that can from more than one ion. What does the Roman numeral in the name Copper (II) oxide.

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1 1/20/2016 ObjectiveDo Now Name ionic compounds containing metals that can from more than one ion. What does the Roman numeral in the name Copper (II) oxide indicate?

2 Reminders ●Finals - Monday, Feb. 1 - odd periods Tuesday, Feb. 2 - even periods

3 Reminders ●Finals - Monday, Feb. 1 - odd periods Tuesday, Feb. 2 - even periods Thurs., Jan. 21 – Polyatomic Quiz Retake

4 Reminders ●Finals - Monday, Feb. 1 - odd periods Tuesday, Feb. 2 - even periods Thurs., Jan. 21 – Polyatomic Quiz Retake Homework: Finish the second ionic compounds worksheet. Quiz on Friday, Jan 22 covering ionic bonding.

5 Finishing the “Naming Ionic Compounds” POGIL ●Finish questions 8-14 ●Go back to Model 1 and answer question #3 ●Answer questions 15-22. ●Finish practice sheet. What is not finished in class is to be finished as homework.

6 Covalent Bond The chemical bond that results from sharing valence electrons. ( co - valent ) shared valence electrons

7 Bonding Pair Lone Pair

8 Bonding Pair Lone Pair H H-F

9 Bonding Pair Lone Pair H H-F H - I

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13 Carbon Dioxide (CO 2 )

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