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16 Cards in this Set
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one atom
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monaatomic
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How are monatomic cation form
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are form when a metal loses 1 or more valence electrons
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CATIONS ARE FORMED FROM METAL OR NONMETAL
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METAL
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WHAT ARE POSITIVE IONS FORMED BY THE LOSS OF ELECTRONS
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CATIONS
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WHAT ARE NEGATIVE IONS FORMED GAINING ELECTRONS
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ANIONS
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WHERE DO THE SIMPLEST CASE OF MONATOMIC CATIONS COME FROM?
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FROM GROUP 1,2, 3
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HOW WOULD YOU WRITE A ION FROM GROUP 1
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HYDROGEN ION
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WHEN ATOMS LOSE OR GAIN ELECTRONS THEY FORM?
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IONS
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IF THE CHARGES ON THE THESE IONS ARE OPPOSITE IN SIGN THEY ?
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WILL ATTRACT EACH OTHER AND FORM A CHEMICAL A CHEMICAL BOND CALLED A IONIC BOND
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WHAT CAUSES THE COMPOUND TO FORM?
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THE IONIC BOND
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IF AN ATOM SHARE ELECTRONS WHAT TYPE OF BOND DOES IT FORM?
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COVALENT BOND
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ANOTHER WORD FOR A CHARGE IS CALLED ?
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A VALENCE
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hOW DO YOU CHANGE A NEGATIVE ION TO A MONATOMIC ANION
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ADD IDE AT THE END
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WHY DON'T GROUP 18 WHICH ARE NOBLE GASES FOR IONS?
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THEY HAVE 8 ELECTRONS IN THEIR OUTER SHELL AND ARE STALE . WHICH MEANS THEY DO NOT NEED ANY ELECTRONS OR DO THEY GIVE UP ELECTRONS.
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LIST LATIN NAME FOR FOR IRON TWO
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FERROUS ION
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MONATOMIC ANION NAME
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BY ADDING IDE TO THE STEM PART OF THE NAME
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