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What do you call an ion with a net POSITIVE charge?
cation
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Calcium phosphate provides the hardness and strength of bones. What is its CHEMICAL FORMULA?
Ca₃(PO₄)₂
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Sulfates are usually found in shampoos. What is the chemical formula of this polyatomic ion? (Make sure to include the charge)
SO₄²⁻
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Calcium carbonate is the compound that makes up most of the seashells. What is the chemical formula for it? (Wrong capitalization of letters will be incorrect).
CaCO₃
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Lithium oxide is a compound used for making ceramics and glass. What is the chemical FORMULA of this compound?
Li₂O
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What ion will be formed from potassium (K) if it LOSES electron to be stable? (Make sure to include the charge)
K⁺
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What ion will be formed from oxygen if it GAINS electron to be stable? (Make sure to include the charge)
O²⁻
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Calcium phosphide is a compound used in fireworks. Show the formula of this compound using the CRISSCROSS method of the ions formed between calcium and phosphate.
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Caesium iodide is often used in x-ray image intensifier tube. What is its CHEMICAL FORMULA? (Wrong capitalization of letters will be incorrect).
CsI
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What is the NAME of this ionic compound: KCl
Potassium Chloride
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What is the NAME of this ionic compound: MgCl₂
Magnesium Chloride
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What is the NAME of this ionic compound: CaBr₂
Calcium Bromide
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Give one property of an ionic compound.
Can conduct electricity in aqueous solution, has high melting or boiling points
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TRUE or FALSE. Hydrogen atom has ONE (1) valence electrons and is considered a METAL.
FALSE. Hydrogen is a NON-METAL.
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Name ONE example of a METAL.
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Draw the LEDS for Silicon (Si).
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How may valence electrons are there in Nitrogen (N) atom?
Five (5)
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Which rule states that atoms tend to bond until they have eight (8) valence electrons?
Octet Rule
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Name ONE atom that tends to be stable with only TWO electrons in the first energy level.
Hyrdogen (H) or Helium (He) or Lithium or (Li) or Berrylium (Be)
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What is the correct chemical formula for sodium iodide?
NaI
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What is the correct chemical formula for calcium nitride?
Ca₃N₂
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Draw the transfer of electrons between Mg and O using LEDS. Include the FINAL LEDS.
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True or False. Non-metals have the tendency to LOSE electrons.
FALSE
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Draw the LEDS of Chlorine (Cl)
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