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Writing Ionic Formulas

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  1. 1Atoms-Smallest piece of an element
    - Can be broken into smaller parts but
    not broken down
  2. 2Elements-Pure substance can't be broken into another substance
    - Contains 1 type of atom
  3. 3Molecules- When atoms bond together
    - Consists of 2 or more types of atoms joined together --> same or different types
  4. 4Compounds-When molecules bond together
    e.g. H2O is a molecule but a glass of water is a compound
    - can form a small group of molecules or be structure to each other to form a lattice structure
  5. 5Mixtures- A number of compounds mixed together
    - There is no bond, they are simply mixed
  6. 6Structure of an AtomAtoms consist of a nucleus that contains Protons and Neutrons surrounded by electrons
  7. 7Inside atoms-Atomic Number = No. of protons
    -Mass Number = No. protons + neutrons
    -Neutrons = atomic mass - atomic number
  8. 8Isotopes- Atoms of the same element with different No. of neutrons
    - Almost every element has 2 isotopes
  9. 9Ions- When atoms gain or lose electrons
  10. 10Cations+ve charge = lost electrons so there are more protons than electrons
    e.g. Lithium atom
    starts with 3 electrons loses 1
  11. 11Anions-ve charge = gained electrons sp there are fewer protons than electrons
    e.g. Chlorine atom starts with 17 electrons loses 1
  12. 12Ionic Compounds- When anions and cations come together they form ionic compounds
    - Must contain one of each
  13. 13Bohr DiagramNumber of rows down = No. of shells
    Atomic number = total No. of electrons on shells
    2 x n to the power of 2 = No. of electrons per shell
    n = No. of shells
  14. 14Bonds- Chemical bonds hold multiple elements together to create molecules
  15. 15Writing Ionic FormulasWriting Ionic Formulas

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