Ionic Bonding
- Created by: alice bentley
- Created on: 10-01-15 18:52
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- Ionic Bonding
- SODIUM loses one electron to form a sodium ion
- electron is not lost
- BUT transferred to a chlorine atom
- oppositely charged ions
- electrostatically attratced to eachother
- oppositely charged ions
- BUT transferred to a chlorine atom
- electron is not lost
- electron is not lost
- BUT transferred to a chlorine atom
- oppositely charged ions
- electrostatically attratced to eachother
- oppositely charged ions
- BUT transferred to a chlorine atom
- SODIUM CHLORIDE
- SODIUM loses one electron to form a sodium ion
- SODIUM loses one electron to form a sodium ion
- held in tact by ionic bonds
- CALCIUM loses two electrons
- ONE electron is transferred to a CHLORINE atom
- ANOTHER electron is transferred to ANOTHER CHLORINE atom
- OPPOSITE charges must balance each other out
- ANOTHER electron is transferred to ANOTHER CHLORINE atom
- ONE electron is transferred to a CHLORINE atom
- ionic bonds between charged particles result in a GIANT LATTICE arrangement
- Each atom has brackets around it to resemble that its an ionic bond between particles
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