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Compound vs. mixture

in that cannot separated by physical processes



Lewis dot symbols (atom)





each dot represents a valence electron based on the main group

ionic compounds

made up of cation and anions

ionic bonding

electrostatic attraction between oppositely charged particles

Chemical formula or simply formula

indicate part of the whole elements

Lattice

three- dimensional array of oppositively- charged ions
Lattice energy

amount of energy required to convert a mole of ionic solid to its ions in the gas phase

ionic lattice


higher lattice energy = more stable



ionic lattice trends

move down periodic table ionic radius increases -distance between ions increases -attractive forces decreases -lattice enrgy decreases -stability of the solid decreases




as charge difference increase -attractive force increases-lattice energy increase- stability increase

Cations(naming ions)

Aluminum Al 3+


Barium Ba2+


Cadium Cd2+


Calcium Ca2+


Cesium Cs+


Chromium(III) Cr3+


Cobalt(II) Co2+


Copper(I) Cu+


Copper (II) Cu2+


Hydrogen H+


Iron(II) Fe2+


Iron(III) Fe3+


Lead(II) Pb2+


Lithium Li+


Magnesium Mg2+


Manganese(II) Mn2+


Mercury (II) Hg2+


Potassium K+


silver Ag+


sodium Na+


Strontium Sr2+


Zinc Zn2+


tin(II) Sn2+

Anions(naming ions)

bromide Br-


chloride Cl-


fluoride F-


hydride H-


iodide I-


nitride N3-


oxide O2-


sulfide S2-