Notes for Page 49.
We followed the following PowerPoints during class:
1) Intro to Ionic Compounds
2) Properties of Ionic Compounds
We used this note sheet.
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Thursday, October 27, 2011
Ionic Compounds
Labels:
2nd 9 weeks,
Anion,
Cation,
Ionic Compounds,
Ions,
Metals,
Non-Metals
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Isotopes and Ions
Notes for Page 23.
Atoms are identified by their # of protons.
Atoms are identified by their # of protons.
- The # of protons DOES NOT change
- The # of neutrons CAN change
- The # of electrons CAN change
When the # of neutrons and electrons change the atomic structure/description also changes.
Isotopes
- Atoms of the SAME element with DIFFERENT atomic masses
- Occur when a change in neutrons occurs
- All elements have at least two naturally occurring elements
Two ways to write isotopes
1)
Ions
- Atoms with a charge
- Occur when there is a change in # of electrons
Two types:
1) Cation - positively charged ion
2) Anion - negatively charged ion
Charge is written in the top right corner of the chemical symbol
Quizzes
Quiz #1 is a great quiz!
Quiz #2 is another great quiz!
Quiz #3 is a very basic matching quiz.
Quiz #4 is a really great quiz.
Worksheets
This is a great worksheet on the Subatomic Chart that includes Isotopes and Ions.
This is a great worksheet on atomic structure with isotopes and ions.
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