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Ionic Compounds (1F)

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GCSE Chemistry Note on Ionic Compounds (1F), created by karim14 on 29/05/2013.

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Ions are formed when elements lose or gain ELECTRONS

O - Oxidation I - Is L - Lost R - Reduction I - Is G - Gained

GROUP 1 Elements - Lose 1 electron = Example Na+GROUP 7 Elements - Gain 1 electron = Example Cl-

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Ionic Compounds have high melting and boiling points because of strong electrostatic forces between oppositely charged ions.

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