Why and how atoms bond!
Answer ALL 6 of the following questions for homework.
1. What do the subscripts in chemical formulas tell us?
2. What is an oxidation number?
3. How do you determine the subscripts in a chemical formula?
4. Name one similarity and one difference in the rules for naming ionic and covalent bonds.
5. Write the name for the following ionic bond: LiF
6. Write the name for the following covalent bond: H2O
The following handout is required to complete the bond poster project, which is worth 50% of your next binder submission!
Watch the video and answer ALL six questions to be turned in tomorrow!
1. What are the three types of bonds?
2. What type of bond is NaCl? Why?
3. What type of bond is HCl? Why?
4. What type of bond is CuZn? Why?
5. What happens to the electrons during covalent, ionic and metallic bonds?
6. What type of bond can be polar or nonpolar?
You saw the movie trailer, now enjoy the musical love story of Na and Cl!
Watch this lesson then choose any 2 questions to answer for your portfolio:
1. Why do atoms bond?
2. What happens to the properties of the atoms when they bond?
3. Why is it important to know how to draw electron dot diagrams?
4. How do atoms form a bond?
5. Define the words from Ch. 22.1 & Ch. 22.2 (8 words).
6. List 2 elements that will bond and 2 that will not bond.
The first handout describes how to construct a concept map. The second handout is an example of a concept map. You may find this to be a helpful technique for taking notes from the video lessons.
Use this template to choose assignments to show your mastery of atomic bonding!
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