Ionic Bonding
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| How many valence electrons does oxygen have? | 6
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| How many valence electrons does sodium have? | 1
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| How many valence electrons does chlorine have? | 7
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| How many valence electrons does aluminum have? | 3
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| How many valence electrons does magnesium have? | 2
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| Metals lose electrons to become stable because this takes less ___. | energy
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| It takes (metals/nonmetals) less energy to gain electrons to become stable. | nonmetals
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| Chloride ions have what charge? | 1-
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| Aluminum ions have what oxidation number? | 3+
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| Group 1 ions all have what charge? | 1+
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| Group 2 ions all have what oxidation number? | 2+
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| Bonds between a metal & non-metal are called | ionic bonds
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| Metals tend to (gain / lose) electrons when they bond? | lose
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| In ionic bonding, valence electrons are (shared/transferred)? | transferred
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| Metals form ions that have this kind of charge | positive
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| Nonmetals form ions that have this kind of charge | negative
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| Nonmetals tend to (gain/lose) electrons to become stable | gain
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| All atoms that gain or lose electrons do so in order to become this | stable
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| The only stable elements as atoms are this group | 18
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| The bond in an ionic bond is the attraction between (like/opposite) charges | opposite
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| Eight valence electrons makes atoms or ions stable. This is the ___ rule | Octet
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| The charge of an ion in a compound is called its ___ number | oxidation
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