Chemical Bonding slides
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This Chemical Bonding page gathers slides on ionic and covalent bonding, molecular shapes and intermolecular forces. The collection is for school students practicing bonding concepts and teachers looking for material to support that practice. There are over 40 slides, mostly at school level. Explore the collection and choose a topic to study.
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- Valence Electrons and the Octet Rule27
- Ions and Ion Formation74
- Ionic Bonding and Ionic Compounds553
- Ionic and Covalent Bonding502
- Covalent Bonding271
- Lewis Structures17
- Electronegativity and Bond Polarity43
- Molecular Shapes and VSEPR Theory125
- Bonding and Orbital Theory16
- Intermolecular Forces114
- Simple Molecular Substances15
- Giant Covalent Structures and Carbon Allotropes85
- Metallic Bonding and Alloys126
- Nanoparticles7
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GoConqr OriginalWhat the chemical bonding slides cover
The slides offer different ways into the unit. Atoms, elements, and compounds introduces atomic structure, while Covalent Bonding focuses on shared electrons. Bonding brings ionic, covalent and metallic bonding together with lattice types and polarity.
For a closer look at diagrams, Diagrams and Shapes of molecules explains how to begin a Lewis diagram. Intermolecular forces (A level) covers attractions between neighboring molecules and their influence on physical properties.
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Which slides should I start with?
Atoms, elements, and compounds is a useful starting point if you want to review atomic structure before studying bonds. After that, try Covalent Bonding for a focused look at shared electrons, or Bonding for slides that bring several bonding types together.
Do the slides cover molecular diagrams and shapes?
Yes. Diagrams and Shapes of molecules includes a method for beginning a Lewis diagram, starting with valence electrons and the central atom. The slide set IB Chapter 14 AHL Notes also covers Lewis structures. Check each resource against the topics you need for your course.
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