Mathematics & Science Center

Ms. Pittman

Solutions

Solutions

Solute

Solvent

Solution

Polar

Molecules

Ionic

Substances

Non-Polar Molecules

Polar Molecules

Water Isopropanol

Charged

Particles

Non-Polar Molecules

Carbon Dioxide Propane

Neutral Particle

s

Ionic Substances

Sodium Chloride Stannous Fluoride

Ions

What happens when substances mix with

water?

What happens when there is no attraction?

Experiment

Soluble or

Insoluble

Charged or NeutralSurrounded, Floating, or Sinking

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Mystery Liquids Team ReportSubstances Mixed

with WaterSolubility in

WaterParticle

TypeParticle

Location

Baking Soda

Brown Sugar

Sand

Cooking Oil

Vinegar

insoluble

charged

neutral

surrounded

insoluble

soluble

soluble

soluble

charged

charged

neutral

surrounded

surrounded

sinking

floating

Conductivity

How Do These Particles Form?

Polar

Molecules Non-Polar Molecules

Ionic

Substances

Ionic Substances

MetalsNonmetals

Metalloids

Metal plus Nonmetal forms Ionic Substances

Molecular Substances

MetalsNonmetals

Two Nonmetals form Molecules

Covalent vs Ionic Bond

Share Electrons

Transfer Electrons

Covalent Bond

Ionic Bond

You PredictFORMULA COVALENT

BONDING

IONIC

BONDING

MgO

CaCl2

PCl3

SiF4

Li2O

SO2

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