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Ionic & Covalent Bonding Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net Slides by Liz LaRosa 2017 ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

2 Element Atomic Symbol Metal or NonMetal Valence Electrons
Give or Take/Share Oxidation # Aluminum Potassium Magnesium Sodium Chlorine Fluorine Nitrogen Oxygen Hydrogen Carbon Iodine Calcium Sulfur Handout: Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

3 Element Atomic Symbol Metal or NonMetal Valence Electrons
Give or Take/Share Oxidation # Aluminum Al M 3 G +3 Potassium K 1 +1 Magnesium Mg 2 +2 Sodium Na Chlorine Cl NM 7 TS -1 Fluorine F Nitrogen N 5 -3 Oxygen O 6 -2 Hydrogen H *TS *+/-1 Carbon C 4 +/- 4 Iodine I Calcium Ca Sulfur S Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

4 Practice Forming Ionic Bonds
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

5 Sodium + Chlorine Sodium Chloride (???)
Cl Na Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

6 Sodium + Chlorine Sodium Chloride (???)
Cl Na Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

7 Sodium Chloride (NaCl)
Sodium + Chlorine Sodium Chloride (NaCl) Cl Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net Na

8 Magnesium + Iodine Magnesium Iodide (???)
Mg Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

9 Magnesium + Iodine Magnesium Iodide (???)
Mg Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net I

10 Magnesium Iodide (MgI2)
Magnesium + Iodine Magnesium Iodide (MgI2) I Mg I Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

11 Potassium + Iodine Potassium Iodide (???)
K Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

12 Potassium + Iodine Potassium Iodide (???)
K I Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

13 Potassium + Iodine Potassium Iodide (KI)
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net K

14 Sodium + Oxide Sodium Oxide (???)
Na Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

15 Sodium + Oxide Sodium Oxide (???)
Na Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net Na

16 Sodium + Oxide Sodium Oxide (Na2O)
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net Na

17 Calcium + Chlorine Calcium Chloride (???)
Cl Ca Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

18 Calcium + Chlorine Calcium Chloride (???)
Cl Cl Ca Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

19 Calcium Chloride (CaCl2)
Calcium + Chlorine Calcium Chloride (CaCl2) Cl Cl Cl Cl Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net Ca

20 Magnesium + Sulfur Magnesium Sulfide (???)
Mg Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

21 Magnesium + Sulfur Magnesium Sulfide (???)
Mg Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

22 Magnesium Sulfide (MgS)
Magnesium + Sulfur Magnesium Sulfide (MgS) S Mg Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

23 Aluminium + Chlorine Aluminium Chloride (???)
Cl Al Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

24 Aluminium + Chlorine Aluminium Chloride (???)
Cl Al Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

25 Aluminium Chloride (AlCl3)
Aluminium + Chlorine Aluminium Chloride (AlCl3) Cl Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net Al Cl Cl

26 Make your own molecules using Ionic Bonds and have your work checked
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

27 Practice Forming Covalent Bonds
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

28 Hydrogen + Hydrogen Hydrogen Gas (???)
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

29 Hydrogen + Hydrogen Hydrogen Gas (???)
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

30 These electrons are shared between both atoms
Hydrogen + Hydrogen Hydrogen Gas (H2) H H Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net These electrons are shared between both atoms

31 Hydrogen + Chlorine Hydrogen Chloride (???)
Cl Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

32 Hydrogen + Chlorine Hydrogen Chloride (???)
Cl H Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

33 Hydrogen Chloride (HCl)
Hydrogen + Chlorine Hydrogen Chloride (HCl) H Cl Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net These electrons are shared between both atoms

34 Chlorine + Chlorine Chlorine Gas (???)
Cl Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

35 Chlorine + Chlorine Chlorine Gas (???)
Cl Cl Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

36 These electrons are shared between both atoms
Chlorine + Chlorine Chlorine Gas (Cl2) Cl Cl Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net These electrons are shared between both atoms

37 Oxygen + Hydrogen Water (???)
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

38 Hydrogen + Oxygen Water (???)
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

39 These electrons are shared between both atoms
Hydrogen + Oxygen Water (H2O) O H Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net These electrons are shared between both atoms H

40 Hydrogen + Nitrogen Ammonia (???)
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

41 Hydrogen + Nitrogen Ammonia (???)
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

42 These electrons are shared between both atoms
Hydrogen + Nitrogen Ammonia (NH3) H These electrons are shared between both atoms N H Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net H

43 Carbon + Hydrogen Methane (???)
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

44 Carbon + Hydrogen Methane (???)
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

45 These electrons are shared between both atoms
Carbon + Hydrogen Methane (CH4) H These electrons are shared between both atoms C H H Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net H

46 Oxygen + Oxygen Oxygen Gas (???)
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

47 Oxygen + Oxygen Oxygen Gas (???)
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

48 These electrons are shared between both atoms = Double Bond
Oxygen + Oxygen Oxygen Gas (O2) These electrons are shared between both atoms = Double Bond O=O O O Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

49 Carbon + Oxygen Carbon Dioxide (???)
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

50 Carbon + Oxygen Carbon Dioxide (???)
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

51 Electrons are shared between both atoms = Double Bonds
Carbon + Oxygen Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Electrons are shared between both atoms = Double Bonds O=C=O O C O Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

52 Make your own Covalent Bonds
Slides to be used with the lesson plan posted ‘Bonding Basics’ on ScienceSpot.net

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