1. WARM-UP 10/1/13
Based on what we learned yesterday, how would the following elements combine to make ionic compounds?
Write the chemical formula.
Calcium with fluorine
Rubidium with oxygen
Magnesium with phosphorus
Lithium with sulfur
Sodium with chlorine

2. 10/1/13 Agenda
Ionic Bonding Review
Name Ionic Compounds

3. Know the naming system for ionic compounds.
10/1/13 Objectives
Know the naming system for ionic compounds.

4. Ionic Compound – a compound composed of cations and anions (pg. 194)
Review from yesterday
Ionic Compound – a compound composed of cations and anions (pg. 194)
Ionic Bond – The forces that hold ions together in ionic compounds (pg. 194)

5. Ionic Compound – a compound composed of cations and anions (pg. 194)
Review from yesterday
Ionic Compound – a compound composed of cations and anions (pg. 194)
Ionic Bond – The forces that hold ions together in ionic compounds (pg. 194)
LiBr

6. LiBr Lithium bromine ide Metal (cation) first - name stays the same
How do we name ionic compounds?
Metal (cation) first - name stays the same
Nonmetal (anion) second - drop the ending and add
–ide
LiBr
Lithium
bromine
ide

7. Debrief You were just given the symbol for an element.
What type of ion does this element become?
Form an ionic bond with another element in the room.
What would the chemical formula for your compound be?
What would the name of it be?
Write it on the back of your worksheet and show why.

8. Atom project due TOMORROW!!!
10/1/13 Homework
Atom project due TOMORROW!!!
If it is an infomercial or slideshow, have it ready on a flash drive.