1. “My name is Bond, Ionic Bond; taken, not shared!”
Ionic Bonding
Ms. Cook
Mrs. Clark-Grubb
And Mrs. Mansberger
“My name is Bond, Ionic Bond; taken, not shared!”

2. Ionic Bonding
Ionic Bonding: Force of attraction between oppositely charged ions.
A positively charged metal ion gives electrons to a negatively charged nonmetal ion.

3. Octet Rule
When forming compounds, atoms tend to lose or gain electrons to have an electron configuration of a noble gas.
Noble gases have 8 valence electrons in their outermost energy level.

4. Formation of Cations Metals tend to lose electrons to have an octet.
When this happens they have more protons than electrons & the atom has a positive charge.
Example:
A sodium atom has 11 protons(+) & 11 electrons(-)
which cancel out to make the atom neutral.
It loses it’s 1 valence electron to be like Neon.
It still has11 protons (+) but now only has
10 electrons (-) meaning it has 1 more proton (+).
Na will have a positive charge Na+1

5. Naming Cations Ca+2 H+ calcium hydrogen K+ Na+ sodium potassium
To name the metal cation, just look it up on the periodic table or common ion table H+
Ca+2
hydrogen
calcium
Na+ K+
sodium
potassium

6. How many protons does an atom of magnesium contain?12

7. How many electrons does an atom of magnesium contain?12

8. Which noble gas will a magnesium atom resemble in stability when it loses electrons?
neon

9. How many electrons will a magnesium atom most likely lose?2

10. What charge will a magnesium ion have?
B 2+
C 1-
D 2-
Answer: B

11. Formation of Anions Nonmetals tend to gain electrons to have an octet.
When this happens they have more electrons than protons & the atom has a negative charge.
Example:
An oxygen atom has 8 protons(+) and 8 electrons(-)
which cancel out to make the atom neutral.
It gains 2 valence electrons to be like Neon.
It still has 8 protons(+) but now has 10 electrons(-)
meaning it has 2 more electrons(-).
O will have a negative charge O2-

12. Naming Anions
To name the nonmetal anion remove the end of the element name and replace it with “ide”
N3-
nitrogen
nitride
P3-
phosphorus
phosphide
arsenic
As3-
arsenide

13. How many protons does an atom of chlorine contain?17

14. How many electrons does an atom of chlorine contain?17

15. Which noble gas will chlorine most resemble in stability when it gains electrons?
argon

16. How many electrons will a chlorine atom gain?1

17. What charge will a chlorine ion have?
B 2+
C 1-
D 2-
Answer- C 1-