metallic, ionic covalent - Farmingdale School District

Vocabulary and understandings for bonding
Vocabulary
Octet rule
Ionization energy
Electronegativity
Covalent bond
Ionic bond
Metallic bond
Valence electron
Potential energy
Coordinate covalent bond
Polyatomic ions
Electron distribution/charge distribution in
electron cloud
Nonpolar covalent bond
Polar covalent bond
Charge distribution
Bond strength
Understand:
1. Define a chemical bond:
2. Where is potential energy located within a substance?
3. Why are elements within a group chemically similar?
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Which classes of elements are joined by an ionic bond?
Which class of elements is joined by a covalent bond?
Which class of elements is joined by a metallic bond?
Explain how the “mobile sea” of electrons of a metallic bond conducts electricity.
8. Write a chemical formula for the ionic compound Sodium carbonate.
9. When are roman numerals included in a compound’s name?
10. Write the name for VCl5.
11. Write the formula for Copper(II) bromide
12. Write a molecular formula for covalently bonded compound carbon tetrachloride.
13. Write the name of an ionic compound from its formula (NH4)2S.
14. Write the name of a covalently bonded molecule from its formula SO2.
15. Draw the electronegativity scale and place O2, C-H, and H-F bonds on it.
16. Draw electron dot diagrams of elements: Li, O and their ions.
17. Draw the electron dot diagram of ionic compound K2S.
18. Draw electron dot diagrams of molecules-nonpolar CO2 & polar NH3.
19. What type of bond holds the atoms of the polyatomic ion together?