TeamInstructorLABOgMREPORT SHEETCompounds andTheir BondsA. Ions: Transfer of Electrons5. Ionic 6. Symbol 7. Nameof IonElementAtomic1. ElectronConfigura-2. Electron- 3. Loss or 4. ElectronNumberDotConfiguration Charge of IonGain oftion of AtomSymbolElectrons of IonSodium11Is 252p°3s'1s 252p6Na+Sodium1+Nalose 1 eNitrogenAluminum 13Chlorine17Calcium20evitizo9Охуgen8B. Ionic Compounds and Formulasobixo (Inonlsbitive (1raqqo)1. Physical propertiesCompoundAppearanceDensityMelting PointSodium chloride, NaCl2. Formulas of ionic compoundsebnuoqmos olaoi Yo esmeNamePositive IonNegative IonFormulaLithium iodideLitLilAluminum oxideCalcium sulfideMagnesium bromidePotassium nitrideSodium fluoride

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A. Ions: Transfer of Electrons 5. Ionic 6. Symbol 7. Name of Ion Element Atomic 2. Electron- 3. Loss or 4. Electron Gain of 1. Electron Number Configuration Charge of Ion Configura- tion of Atom Dot Electrons of Ion Symbol 1s 2s 2p°3s' Na Sodium 11 1+ Na* Sodium lose 1 e Nitrogen 7. Aluminum 13 Chlorine 17 siuoo telu Calcium 20 Охудen 8. B. Ionic Compounds and Formulas abixo (nol abitive (Iraqqo 1. Physical properties Compound Appearance Density Melting Point Sodium chloride, NaCl 2. Formulas of ionic compounds

A. Ions: Transfer of Electrons 5. Ionic 6. Symbol 7. Name of Ion Element Atomic 2. Electron- 3. Loss or 4. Electron Gain of 1. Electron Number Configuration Charge of Ion Configura- tion of Atom Dot Electrons of Ion Symbol 1s 2s 2p°3s' Na Sodium 11 1+ Na* Sodium lose 1 e Nitrogen 7. Aluminum 13 Chlorine 17 siuoo telu Calcium 20 Охудen 8. B. Ionic Compounds and Formulas abixo (nol abitive (Iraqqo 1. Physical properties Compound Appearance Density Melting Point Sodium chloride, NaCl 2. Formulas of ionic compounds

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