Ionic bonding

Question 1

What does an ionic compound consist of?

Answer 1

A metal and a nonmetal

Question 2

What does a covalent compound consist of?

Answer 2

Two nonmetals

Question 3

On what part of the periodic table are the nonmetals?

Answer 3

The far right side

Question 4

What goes first in an ionic compound? And what goes after?

Answer 4

The name of the metal and then the nonmetal

Question 5

What are the charges of the groups in the periodic table?

Answer 5

Group 1: +1
Group 2: +2
Group 13: +3
Group 15: -3
Group 16: -2
Group 17: -1

Question 6

What do you do to balance the charges of ionic compounds?

Answer 6

Multiply the charges of the metal and nonmetal, so they can both have the exact same charge. Canceling out the charges becoming neutral

Question 7

What would the final balanced compound look like?

Answer 7

Both compounds having the each other’s subscripts.

Question 8

What does the ionic compound with a transition metal consist of?

Answer 8

Name of the transition metal, a Roman numeral, and a nonmetal ending in -ide

Question 9

What does the Roman numeral tell you?

Answer 9

The charge of your transition metal, and what it’s charge is within the specific compound

Question 10

NH4+

Answer 10

Ammonium

Question 11

CN-

Answer 11

Cyanide

Question 12

OH-

Answer 12

Hydroxide

Question 13

C2H3O2 -(CH3COO-)

Answer 13

Acetate

Question 14

CIO3

Answer 14

Chlorate

Question 15

CIO2-

Answer 15

Chlorite

Question 16

NO3-

Answer 16

Nitrate

Question 17

NO2-

Answer 17

Nitrite

Question 18

BrO3-

Answer 18

Bromate

Question 19

MnO4-

Answer 19

Permanganate

Question 20

HCO3-

Answer 20

Bicarbonate

Question 21

SO4^2-

Answer 21

Sulfate

Question 22

SO3^2-

Answer 22

Sulfite

Question 23

CO3^2-

Answer 23

Carbonate

Question 24

CO2^2-

Answer 24

Carbonite

Question 25

PO4^3-

Answer 25

Phosphate