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Covalent bonds happen between METAL/NON-METAL and METAL/NON-METAL elements.
non-metal and non-metal elements
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What is 'oxidation number'?
a number with a +/- sign that represents the number of electrons that an atom would gain or lose when it forms a compound
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What do we call this compound? KF
potassium flouride
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(Most) metals have POSITIVE/NEGATIVE oxidation numbers?
positive
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What is the correct formula for aluminum sulfide?
Al2S3
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What is an OXYGEN HALIDE?
a combination of oxygen with an atom from the halogen group (group 17)
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What is the formula for calcium nitride?
Ca3N2
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What is the correct formula for potassium chloride?
KCl
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Name this compound: AuF
gold fluoride
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What do we call this compound? CaS
calcium sulphide
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Name this compound K2S
potassium sulfide
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When a neutral atoms gains 1 electron, it becomes a NEGATIVE ion. WHY?
Because now it has more electrons that protons
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