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Card 16
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Working out a formula: Sodium oxide contains Na^+ and O^2– ions.
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Card 17
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Working out a formula: Copper(II) nitrate contains Cu^2+ and NO˅3^– ions.
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Card 18
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Two characteristics of Ionic compounds
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Card 19
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How are oppositely charged ions arranged?
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Card 20
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What do ionic compounds often form?
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Card 21
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Why is the melting point of Sodium Chloride smaller than that of Magnesium oxide.
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Card 22
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What does an ionic substance need to conduct electricity?
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Card 23
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What is an atom with a full outer shell called?
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Card 24
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Explain what an ionic lattice is, and it's charge.
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Card 25
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What is the formula of magnesium chloride? Why?
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