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    9.2-9.3 Ionic Covalent Bonds Worksheet

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    The document discusses ionic and covalent bonding. It provides examples of writing dot structures for ions and indicates which atoms will lose or gain electrons. It also includes examples of drawing Lewis dot structures for different ionic compounds and molecular compounds.

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    9.2-9.3 Ionic Covalent Bonds Worksheet

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    I.

    Ionic bonding

    1. Write the dot diagram for the following:

    Na atom S atom Cl atom K atom

    Valence electrons: Valence electrons: Valence electrons: Valence electrons:


    2. How many valance electrons do the above atoms have? Label that next to each configuration.

    3. Why do atoms become ions?

    4. Which type of atom will always lose valance electrons to become an ion?

    5. Which type of atom will always gain valance electrons to become an ion?

    6. Draw the electron dot structures showing the transfer of electrons that occurs when the
    following form ionic compounds:
    1. Decide how many electrons are in the outer shell of each atom and mark them on.
    2. Show how the electrons are transferred.
    3. Show how many electrons the ions now have.
    4. Work out the charge on each ion.
    Example: Sodium /2)8)1)/ and Fluorine /2)7)/ - Chemical formula is Na +F-

    Try these ones yourself


    1. Lithium and Sulfur
    2. Magnesium and Chlorine

    3. Calcium and Oxygen

    II. Covalent bonding

    CH4 methane molecule NH3 ammonia molecule H2O water molecule

    O2 oxygen molecule HF hydrogen fluoride molecule SO2 sulfur dioxide molecule


    1. Complete the following chart.
    Element Chemical Total # of # of valence Dot diagram
    Symbol electrons electrons

    Carbon

    Nitrogen

    Oxygen

    Fluorine

    Neon

    Sulfur
    2. Determine the type of bond (ionic, polar covalent, or nonpolar covalent) that will form between the
    following atoms.
     Ca and Cl
     C and S
     Mg and F
     N and O
     H and O
     S and O
     Br and Cl
     F and O
     P and S
     H and Cl
     C and H
     H and H

    3. Draw the electron dot structure for each of the molecules below.
    Formula Type of bond Drawing and Shape
    PCl3

    Br2O

    SCl2

    Br2

    CF4

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