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Tells the relative number of atoms of each element in a compound Molecular covalent bonding Formula represents the number of atoms of each element in a single molecule Ionic ID: 509678

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Chemical Formula

Tells the relative number of atoms of each element in a compoundMolecular: (covalent bonding)Formula represents the number of atoms of each element in a single moleculeIonic: (ionic bonding)Formula represents the simplest ratio of positive and negative ions in one formula unit

Episode

601Slide2

Ionic Bond

The attraction that binds opposite charged ions together.MetalsGive away electronsIons are positively chargedCationsNon-metalsTake electronsIons are negatively chargedAnions

Al

+3

Cl

-1

AlCl

3

Episode

601Slide3

Writing Ionic Formulas

Write the symbols for the elementsThe cation is written first (metal)The anion is written second (non-metal)Determine the charge on each ionSelect subscript that will make the total positive charge equal to the total negative

charge.

s

odium chloride

magnesium chloride

Na

Cl

Mg

Cl

+1

-

1

+2

-

1

NaCl

MgCl

2

Episode

601Slide4

Criss

-Cross Method for Formula WritingWrite the symbol of cation followed by symbol of anion along with their ionic charges.Use the absolute value of the charge of each ion as the subscript for the other.If the subscript is one, omit it.If the subscripts are the same, omit them.Subscripts must be simplified in an ionic formula.

b

arium iodide

c

alcium sulfide

Ba

+2

I

-1

Ba

1

I

2

BaI

2

C

a

+2

S

-2

Ca

2

S

2

CaS

Episode

601Slide5

Use the same steps to write formula

Treat the polyatomic ion as a single ionIf the subscript for the polyatomic is more than 1, put polyatomic ion in ( ) with subscript on the outside.Polyatomic Ions in formula writingsodium nitratecalcium nitrateNa+1NO3

-1

Na

1

(NO

3

)

2NaNO

3Ca

+2

NO

3

-1

C

a

1

Ca(NO

3

)

2

(NO

3

)1

Episode 601Slide6

Examples:

Calcium OxidePotassium chlorateAluminum sulfateCa+2O-2Ca2

O

2

CaO

ClO

4

-1

K

+1

(ClO

4

)

1

K

1

KClO

4

Al

+

3

SO

4

-2

Al

2

(SO

4

)

3

Al

2

(SO

4

)

3

Episode

601