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Ions are formed when...

...electrons are transferred from one atom to another.

The simplest ions are single atoms which have either lost or gained electrons so as to have a...

...full outer shell.

...full outer shell.

There are lots of ions that are made up of a group of atoms with an overall charge. What are these called?

Molecular ions.

State the formula for the following ions.

State the formula for the following ions.

Charges in ionic compounds always...

...balance out to 0.

How are ionic compounds formed and what type of bonding to they use?


  • Ionic compounds are made when positive and negative ions bond together.
  • They bond using ionic bonds.

What is formed when an acid and a base react?

They form water and a salt.

What is a salt? Describe the structure.


  • Salts are ionic compounds.
  • All solid salts consist of a lattice of positive and negative ions.
  • In some salts, water is incorporated in the lattice.

What is the name of water in a lattice? What is the name of a solid salt containing water and a solid salt that doesn't?

  • The water in a lattice is called water of crystallisation.
  • A solid salt containing water of crystallisation is hydrated.
  • A solid salt containing no water of crystallisation is anhydrous.

How is water held inside the lattice in a salt?

Due to the lattice and waters polarity, they are able to form bonds due to the opposite charges.

Due to the lattice and waters polarity, they are able to form bonds due to the opposite charges.

.......... mole of a particularly hydrated salt always has the same number of ......... of ............ of ............. .

1. one


2. moles


3. water


4. crystallisation