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What is a bond?

The joining of two atoms in a stable arrangement

What are ionic bonds?

Bond between a metal on the left side of the periodic table and a nonmetal on the right side of the periodic table

What are covalent bonds?

When two nonmetals combine or when a metalloid bonds to a nonmetal

What is an anion?

Negative charged ion

What is a cation?

Positive charged ion

What are the 1A elements with a +1 positive charge?

H


Li


Na


K


Rb


Cs

What are the 2A metals with a +2 ion?

Mg


Ca


Sr


Ba

Most common Al ion?

Al 3+

Most common Ni ion?

Ni 2+

Most common zinc ion?

Zn 2+

Most common As ion?

As +

Most common Cd ion?

Cd 2+

Most common Hg2 ion?

Hg2 (2+)

What are the group 5A ions and their charge?

Charge is 3-



N


P

What are the group 6A ions and their charge?

Charge is 2-



O


S


Se


Te

What are the group 7A ions and their charge?

Charge is 1-



H


F


Cl


Br


I

How are anions named in ionic compounds?

Replace ending of element with suffix "ide"

What are common anions?

Br (-1) Bromide


Chlorine (-1) Chloride


Fluorine (-1) Fluoride


Iodine (-1) Iodide


Nitrogen (-3) Nitride


Oxygen (-2) Oxide


Phosphorus (-3) Phosphide


Sulfur (-2) Sulfide

Rules for naming ionic compounds

1. name cation by element/polyatomic name



2. if transition metal indicate charge with Roman numeral



3. Name anion with ide, ite, ate endimg



4. no prefixes