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Three Types of Bonds Covalent – share electrons Nonmetal – Nonmetal Ionic – gain or lose electrons Metal – Nonmetal Metallic – form between two metals Metal - Metal

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Page 1: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

Atomic Bonding

Page 2: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

Octet Rule• Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell.

• Remember• First energy level – 2 electrons

• Second energy level – 8 electrons

• Third energy level – 8 electrons

Page 3: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

Three Types of Bonds• Covalent – share electrons• Nonmetal – Nonmetal

• Ionic – gain or lose electrons• Metal – Nonmetal

• Metallic – form between two metals• Metal - Metal

Page 4: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

Ionic Bonds• Atoms with 3 or less valence electrons will lose electrons

• Atoms with 5-7 valence electrons will gain electrons

Page 5: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

What are two types of atomic bonds?A. Ionic and Valence

B. Ionic and Covenant

C. Covenant and Metallic

D. Covalent and Ionic

Page 6: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

If an atom has 7 valence electrons it will…A. Gain 1 electron

B. Lose 7 electrons

C. Form a covalent bond

D. Gain 7 electrons

Page 7: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

Example

Draw a Bohr’s Diagram for Sodium

1 valence electron

Page 8: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

• Draw a Bohr’s Diagram for Chlorine

7 Valence Electrons

Page 9: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

• Sodium will lose its one valence electron• Giving it an overall charge of +1

• Chlorine will gain one valence electron• Giving it an overall charge of -1

Page 10: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level
Page 11: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

Charges of Ionic Bonds• The overall charge of ionic bonds is 0

Sodium + Chlorine = Sodium Chloride

The negative force attracts the positive force which holds the atoms together.

1+ 1- Net charge = 0

Page 12: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

Oxygen will _________ ______ electron(s) to satisfy the octet rule.

A. Gain 1

B. Lose 1

C. Gain 2

D. Lose 2

Page 13: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

When atoms gain or lose electrons to form a bond it is a ________ bond.A. Ionic

B. Covalent

C. Metallic

D. Covenant

Page 14: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

Magnesium has _________ valence electron(s).A. 2

B. 1

C. 3

D. 6

Page 15: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

Naming Ionic Bonds

1.) The name of metal always comes first.

2.) Replace the ending of the nonmetal to –ide.

Example:

Sodium + Chlorine = Sodium Chloride

Page 16: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

What is the name of the compound that forms between bromine and lithium?A. Bromine Lithide

B. Lithium Bromine

C. Lithium Bromide

D. Bromide Lithium

Page 17: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

Covalent bonds• Remember• Forms between 2 nonmetals• Share electrons

• Lets look at an example between Oxygen and Hydrogen

Page 18: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

How many valence electrons does hydrogen have?

A. 1

B. 7

C. 8

D. 2

Page 19: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

How many valence electrons does oxygen have?A. 1

B. 2

C. 6

D. 7

Page 20: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

Draw a Bohr’s Diagram for hydrogen and oxygen

Page 21: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level
Page 22: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

Naming Covalent Bonds

Prefix Number

Mono - 1

Di - 2

Tri - 3

Tetra - 4

Penta - 5

Hexa - 6

Hepta - 7

Octa - 8

Nona - 9

Deca - 10

Page 23: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

1. Name the first element.

2. The ending of the second element gets changed to –ide

3. Prefixes are used to denote the number of atoms

4. Mono is not used to name the first element

Page 24: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

Water = H2O

Dihydrogen monoxide

Page 25: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

Name the compound SiF4

A. Monosilicon Tetrafluoride

B. Silicon Tetrafluoride

C. Tetrasilicon fluoride

D. Silicon Fluorine

Page 26: Atomic Bonding. Octet Rule Atoms will bond with other atoms to have a full valence shell. Remember First energy level – 2 electrons Second energy level

Which type of bond shares electrons and occurs between two non metals?A. Covalent

B. Ionic

C. Metallic

D. None of the above