Investigation V: Building With Matter
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INVESTIGATION V: BUILDING WITH MATTER
Hot Seat
To conduct or not to conduct? That is the question.NaCl(s)
To conduct or not to conduct? That is the question. H2O(l)
To conduct or not to conduct? That is the question. Al(s)
To conduct or not to conduct? That is the question. C12H22O11(s)
To conduct or not to conduct? That is the question. NaCl(aq)
To conduct or not to conduct? That is the question. SiO2(s)
To conduct or not to conduct? That is the question. C20H42(s)
To conduct or not to conduct? That is the question. C2H6O(l)
To conduct or not to conduct? That is the question. Cu(s)
To conduct or not to conduct? That is the question. CaCl2(aq)
To conduct or not to conduct? That is the question. CuSO4(s)
To conduct or not to conduct? That is the question. MgSO4(aq)
Which of the following will conduct electricity? (You may choose more than one)
A. Solid metalsB. Metal-nonmetal compounds in a
solid stateC. Metal-nonmetal compounds
dissolved in waterD. Non-metal compounds in a solid
stateE. Non-metal compounds dissolved
in water
What is an attraction between atoms that holds them together in space?A bond
Made of metal and non-metal atoms
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
A gas made of nonmetal atoms
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
Made entirely of metal atoms
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
Very hard solids made entirely of nonmetal atoms
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
Tend to be liquids, gases, or softer solids
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
Brittle solids
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
Bendable solids
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
Softer solids that do not conduct electricity
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
Conducts electricity when dissolved but not when solid
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
CH4(g) Methane
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
Si(s) silicon (computer chips)
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
NaOH(aq) Sodium Hydroxide
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
Li(s) Lithium
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
SiO2(s) Silicon dioxide (sand)
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
14K gold earrings
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
Ionic Covalent Network
Metallic Molecular Covalent
What is an atom with a positive or negative charge called?Ion
Group 1 atoms will always (gain / lose) ___ electrons.Lose 1
Group 7 atoms will always (gain / lose) ___ electrons.Gain 1
Group 5 atoms will always (gain / lose) ___ electrons.Gain 3
Group 2 ions will always have a charge of ___+2
Group 17 ions will always have a charge of ___-1
The noble gases are located in group _____ (You may choose more than one answer)
A. 8B. 8AC. 18D. VIIIA
Group VIA ions will always have a charge of ___-2
ATOMS WITH A POSITIVE CHARGE ARE CALLED __________ WHILE ATOMS WITH A NEGATIVE CHARGE ARE CALLED __________
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Cations
Anions
Noble gases are stable because they…Have a filled valence (outermost)
shell
What is the cation in potassium bromide? Anion in potassium bromide?
Cation K+1Anion Br-1
What is the cation in magnesium fluoride? Anion in magnesium fluoride?
Cation Mg+2Anion F-1
What is the chemical formula for magnesium fluoride?
MgF2
What is the name of this compound? NaFSodium Fluoride
How many valence electrons are in the compound, K2Se
8