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ionic bonds
oppositly charged ions form ionic bonds
covalent bonds
two nonmetals bonded together. the elements share the electron
empirical formula
the relative number of atoms of each element in a compound ex:HO instead of H202
molecular formula
the actual number of atoms if each element in a molecular compound ex: H202 instead of HO
structural formula
the use of lines to represent covalent bonds and shows how how atoms in a molecule are connected or bonded together
ionic compounds
composed of cations and anios (nonmetal and metal)
formula unit
the smallest, electrically neutral collection of ions
polyatomic ion
an ion composed of two or more atoms
binary compounds
contains only two different elements, names composed of: cation+anion(ide)
oxyacids
if the polyactomic ions name ends in -ate then the ending changes to -ic. if it ends in -ite then it changes to -ous