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    Ionic Bonding Worksheet: Name: - Period: - Date

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    This document is a worksheet about ionic bonding that contains questions about valence electrons, Bohr and Lewis dot models of atoms, ion formation, and ionic bond formation between sodium and chlorine. Students are asked to define ionic terms, draw atomic structure diagrams, identify properties of cations and anions, and illustrate ionic bond formation between Na and Cl using Lewis dot structures.

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    Ionic Bonding Worksheet: Name: - Period: - Date

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    This document is a worksheet about ionic bonding that contains questions about valence electrons, Bohr and Lewis dot models of atoms, ion formation, and ionic bond formation between sodium and chlorine. Students are asked to define ionic terms, draw atomic structure diagrams, identify properties of cations and anions, and illustrate ionic bond formation between Na and Cl using Lewis dot structures.

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    This document is a worksheet about ionic bonding that contains questions about valence electrons, Bohr and Lewis dot models of atoms, ion formation, and ionic bond formation between sodium and chlorine. Students are asked to define ionic terms, draw atomic structure diagrams, identify properties of cations and anions, and illustrate ionic bond formation between Na and Cl using Lewis dot structures.

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    Name: _________________________________________________ Period: _____ Date: ____________

    Ionic Bonding Worksheet


    1. Define valence electons:

    2. List the number of valence electrons for groups I A through VIII A of the periodic
    table:

    3. Draw Bohr models for the atomic structure for the following neutral atoms:
    a. O b. F

    c. Na d. Mg

    4. Draw Lewis Dot models for the following neutral atoms:


    a. Li b. S

    c. Ca d. Cl
    ionic cation positive outer shell attraction
    ion gain metal nonmetal anion
    negative lose ionic
    5. All atoms want to have a(n) _______________ of valence electrons.
    6. An atom with 3 or less valence electrons will _________ electrons.
    7. An atom with 5 or more valence electrons will __________ electrons.
    8. If an atom loses electrons it will have a(n) _______________ charge.
    9. If an atom gains electrons it will have a(n) _______________ charge.
    10. An atom that has any charge is called a(n) __________________.
    11. An atom with a positive charge is called a(n) _________________.
    12. An atom with a negative charge is called a(n) _________________.
    13. Two oppositely charged ions have an electrostatic ________________ for each
    other.
    14. This attraction is called a(n) ____________ bond.
    15. The compound formed by this bond is called a(n) ______________ compound.
    16. This type of compound is made up of a(n) _______________ and a(n)
    _________________.

    17. Use Lewis dot structures for Na and Cl to illustrate the above process. Be sure to
    show charges, electron transfers, and electrostatic attractions.

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