What is an ionic bond?

2. Ionic Bond: When an atom donates electrons to another atom What is an ionic bond?

5. Oxidation Numbers

6. The charge must be neutral for these compounds Ionic Bonds

7. Ionic Bonds

8. Neutral Compound

9. What is Li and O?

10. NaBr • 1. Sodium + Bromine • 2. Magnesium + Nitrogen • 3. Calcium + Sulfur • 4. Calcium + Chlorine • 5. Aluminum + Fluorine Mg3N2 CaS CaCl2 AlF3 Practice

11. KF • 1. Potassium + Fluorine • 2. Magnesium + Iodine • 3. Sodium + Oxygen • 4. Sodium + Chlorine • 5. Magnesium + Oxygen • 6. Aluminum + Chlorine MgI2 Na2O NaCl MgO AlCl3 Practice

12. Name Metal Name Non-Metal Drop ending and add -ide Naming Ionic Compounds

13. Sodium Chlorine NaCl Sodium Chloride Naming Example

14. NaBr • 1. Sodium + Bromine • 2. Magnesium + Nitrogen • 3. Calcium + Sulfur • 4. Calcium + Chlorine • 5. Aluminum + Fluorine Sodium Bromide Mg3N2 Magnesium Nitride CaS Calcium Sulfide CaCl2 Calcium Chloride AlF3 Aluminum Fluoride Naming Practice

15. KF Potassium Fluoride MgI2 Magnesium Iodide Na2O Sodium Oxide NaCl Sodium Chloride MgO Magnesium Oxide AlCl3 Aluminum Chloride Naming Practice

16. Calcium + Sulfur • Cesium + Iodine • Calcium Iodide • Aluminum Nitride • Lithium Phosphide • Indium + Oxygen • Strontium Iodide • Rubidium + Bromine Mixed Practice

17. Potassium Chloride • KCl • LiF • CaBr2 • BaF2 • Fr3S • K3P • BeBr2 • NaCl Lithium Fluoride Calcium Bromide Barium Fluoride Francium Sulfide Potassium Phosphide Beryllium Bromide Sodium Chloride Name…

18. Transition Metals

19. Transition Metals have varying valence electrons • Exceptions: • Ag is always 1+ • Zn is always 2+ • Cd is always 2+ Transition Metals

20. Why the different charges?

21. 2 3 • ZnCl2 • FeP • MnBr2 • CuF2 • MnO2 • PbO • SnS2 • Fe2O 2 2 4 2 4 1 What is the charge of the metal?

22. Label Charge Using Roman Numerals Name Metal Drop ending and add -ide Name Non-Metal Naming Transition Metals

23. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Roman Numerals

24. Name: ZnCl2 • Zinc (II) Chloride Naming Example

25. CuCl • Copper (I) Chloride • Manganese (III) Sulfide • Tin (IV) Oxide • Gallium (III) Nitride • Chromium (III) Sulfide • Lead (II) Fluoride Mn2S3 SnO2 GaN Cr2S3 PbF2 Write the Compound

26. Copper (II) Nitride • Cu3N2 • Fe2S3 • ZnCl2 • AgCl • Cd3N2 • MnO2 • NiS Iron (III) Sulfide Zinc (II) Chloride Silver (I) Chloride Cadmium (II) Nitride Manganese (IV) Oxide Nickel (II) Sulfide Name the Compound

27. Polyatomic Ions

29. Sulfate • Sulfite • Carbonate • Nitrate • Bicarbonate • Nitrite • Phosphate • Hydroxide • Ammonium • Acetate Look Familiar?

30. Write the Compound

32. Name Metal Label Charge if Necessary Name Polyatomic Naming Polyatomic Ions

33. CuSO3 • Copper (II) Sulfite Naming Example

34. silver (I) sulfate • Ag2SO4 • MgCO3 • Zn2SO4 • Mg(OH)2 • Nb(NO3)2 • NaC2H3O2 magnesium carbonate zinc (I) sulfate magnesium hydroxide niobium (II) nitrate sodium acetate Name these Polyatomic Ions

35. aluminum and sulfate • ammonium and sulfur • barium and hydroxide • magnesium and phosphate • lead(IV) and sulfite • strontium and carbonate • zinc(II) and phosphate • ammonium and oxygen • calcium and nitrate • tungsten(II) and sulfate Write the Compound

36. Standard Charge • Non-metal • Name Non-Metal • Drop Ending • Add -ide Metal with Multiple Charge • Polyatomic Ion • Name Ion Polyatomic Ion Naming Guide

37. Properties of Ionic Compounds

38. Form Crystals • High melting and boiling points • Hard and brittle • Conduct electricity when dissolved Properties of Ionic Compounds

39. Crystal Structure

40. Metallic Bonds

41. Electron Sea Model

44. Metals are not ionic but DO share many properties with ionic compounds.

45. Properties