Ionic Bonding Check Point (open notes)

Last updated over 3 years ago

16 questions

Note from the author:

Quick ionic check point with elements from the s and p block

Ionic Bonding Check Point (open notes)

Last updated over 3 years ago

16 questions

Note from the author:

Quick ionic check point with elements from the s and p block

When naming a compound, capitlization will not effect your answer being correct or not.
Put a space between the names of element/polyatomic ions.
NO COMMAS or DASHES. Use a capital I or V or X in roman numerals.
Do not forget your parenthese around the roman numeral.
SPELLING COUNTS!! Use your periodic table and polyatomic ion sheet WISELY!
For example:
questions gives this:  Mn3(PO4)2       your answer should look like: Manganese (II) phospate
Remember, when writing a symbol CAPITALIZE the first letter and the second letter (if the symbol has a second letter) will be lower case.
Do not enter ones if your compound has a subscript of one.
You do not have to use the subscript or superscript in formating, please type the compound as shown below:
questions gives this: Manganese (II) phospate      your answer should look like: Mn3(PO4)2

Name the ionic compounds with the formula: GaBr3

Name the ionic compounds with the formula: Al2S3

Name the ionic compounds with the formula: ZnO

Provide the chemical formula for: Lithium chloride

Provide the chemical formula for: calcium phosphide (do not use subscripts, just write it like this ... sodium oxide = Na2O)

Put the following in order of ionic bond strength (weakest to strongest)

LiCl
BeF2
MgO
Al2O3