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Ionic
Bonding
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Lewis
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Six (6)
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B. Triple
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Share electrons
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Two non-metals
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Valence Electrons;
They interact because they are located in the
outermost energy level.
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Lewis Structure or
Lewis Dot Structure
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Polar
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Two Answers:
How many electrons fit in the 1st energy level?
How many fit in the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th..etc
energy levels?
1st: 2
2nd and so on: 8
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Three (3)
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Lewis Structure:
Lithium (Li) with 3 electrons
How many valence electrons?
Answer on board
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Lewis Structure:
Fluorine (F) with 9 electrons
How many valence electrons?
Answer on board
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NaCl
Ionic:
Sodium chloride
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Observe
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In the nucleus
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H20
True
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1.
2.
State
3.
4.
5.
6.
Record
7.
Analyze
8. Conclusion
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Observe
Objective
Research
Hypothesis
Experiment
Data
Data
Final Jeopardy
BONDS
Final Jeopardy
Answer
Bonds behave more like springs
and less like sticks because of
their ability to hold elements
together without breaking
(flexible). The more bonds there
are, the harder it will be to
break, especially with the
springs