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1 Slide 1 / 76 New Jersey Center for Teaching and Learning Progressive Mathematics Initiative This material is made freely available at and is intended for the non-commercial use of students and teachers. These materials may not be used for any commercial purpose without the written permission of the owners. NJCTL maintains its website for the convenience of teachers who wish to make their work available to other teachers, participate in a virtual professional learning community, and/or provide access to course materials to parents, students and others. Slide 2 / 76 Ionic Bonding, Ionic Compounds Practice Problems Click to go to website: Slide 3 / 76 1 How many valance electrons does Oxygen have? Slide 4 / 76 2 How many valance electrons does Lithium have? Slide 5 / 76 3 How many valance electrons does Phosphorus have? Slide 6 / 76 4 How many valance electrons does Aluminum have?

2 Slide 7 / 76 5 How many valance electrons does Carbon have? Slide 8 / 76 6 How many valance electrons does Iodine have? Slide 9 / 76 7 How many valance electrons does Cesium have? Slide 10 / 76 8 How many valance electrons does Tellurium have? Slide 11 / 76 9 Predict if ions the following elements will produce Anions or Cations or neither: Slide 12 / Based on Electronegativity, what is the difference between elements that tend to form Anions and elements that tend to for Cations? A Nitrogen B Oxygen C Flourine D Lithium E Potassium F Barium G Chlorine H Argon I Carbon

3 Slide 13 / From what you know about periodic trends, will transition metals form anions or cations? Explain your answer. Slide 14 / Predict if ions the following elements will produce Anions or Cations or neither: Beryllium A B C D E F G H Boron Sulfur Iodine Astatine Sodium Hydrogen Helium Aluminium Slide 15 / Is there a relationship between atomic size and whether an element will form an anion or a cation? Why or why not? Slide 16 / As scientists discover more and more elements, are they more likely to be Cations or Anions? Explain your answer. Slide 17 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Lithium and Sulfur combine ionically? Slide 18 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Beryllium and Nitrogen combine ionically?

4 Slide 19 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Strontium and Chlorine combine ionically? Slide 20 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Aluminum and Oxygen combine ionically? Slide 21 / What is the name of the compound that occurs when Magnesium and Silicon combine ionically? Slide 22 / What is the name of the compound that occurs when Lithium and Sulfur combine ionically? Slide 23 / What is the name of the compound that occurs when Beryllium and Nitrogen combine ionically? Slide 24 / What is the name of the compound that occurs when Strontium and Chlorine combine ionically?

5 Slide 25 / What is the name of the compound that occurs when Aluminum and Oxygen combine ionically? Slide 26 / What is the name of the compound that occurs when Magnesium and Silicon combine ionically? Slide 27 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Sodium and Phosphorus combine ionically? Slide 28 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Barium and Nitrogen combine ionically? Slide 29 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Francium and Fluorine combine ionically? Slide 30 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Calcium and Antimony combine ionically?

6 Slide 31 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Magnesium and Iodine combine ionically? Slide 32 / What is the name of the compound that occurs when Sodium and Phosphorus combine ionically? Slide 33 / What is the name of the compound that occurs when Barium and Nitrogen combine ionically? Slide 34 / What is the name of the compound that occurs when Francium and Fluorine combine ionically? Slide 35 / What is the name of the compound that occurs when Calcium and Antimony combine ionically? Slide 36 / What is the name of the compound that occurs when Magnesium and Iodine combine ionically?

7 Slide 37 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Titanium (IV) and Sulfur combine ionically? Slide 38 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Manganese (II) and Nitrogen combine ionically? Slide 39 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Iron (III) and Chlorine combine ionically? Slide 40 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Zinc and Oxygen combine ionically? Slide 41 / What is the name of the compound that occurs when Chromium (VI) and Silicon combine ionically? Slide 42 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is CuBr?

8 Slide 43 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is AuF 5? Slide 44 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is Ag 2S? Slide 45 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is Ni 3N 2? Slide 46 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is W 2C 3? Slide 47 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Copper (II) and Nitrogen combine ionically? Slide 48 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Vanadium (III) and Oxygen combine ionically?

9 Slide 49 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Iron (II) and Sulfur combine ionically? Slide 50 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Lead (IV) and Iodine combine ionically? Slide 51 / What is the name of the compound that occurs when Nickle (III) and Silicon combine ionically? Slide 52 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is Sc 2S 3? Slide 53 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is AuN? Slide 54 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is Re 2O?

10 Slide 55 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is CrCl 3? Slide 56 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is MnCl 7? Slide 57 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Sodium and Hydroxide combine? Slide 58 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Calcium and Nitrite combine? Slide 59 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Lead (IV) and Phosphate combine? Slide 60 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Aluminium and Thiocyanate combine?

11 Slide 61 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Hydrogen and Sulfate combine? Slide 62 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is K 2SO 4? Slide 63 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is Ba(ClO 4) 2? Slide 64 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is Fe 2(CO 3) 3? Slide 65 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is Hg 2O? Slide 66 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is (NH 4) 2SO 4?

12 Slide 67 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Magnesium and Acetate combine? Slide 68 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Potassium and Thiosulfate combine? Slide 69 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Ammonium and Oxygen combine? Slide 70 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Nickle (II) and Cyanide combine? Slide 71 / What is the formula of the compound that occurs when Iron (III) and Chromate combine? Slide 72 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is LiClO 2?

13 Slide 73 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is MgCr 2O 7? Slide 74 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is Ti(C 2O 4) 2? Slide 75 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is NH 4CH 3COO? Slide 76 / What is the name of the compound whose formula is V 3(PO 4) 5?

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