Worksheet 1
Name:……………………………….. Class:………………
Fig.2 Two hydrogen atoms sharing
Fig.1 Two hydrogen atoms a pair of electrons
Fig. 3 The formation of covalent bond between two chlorine atoms
Two chlorine atoms sharing
Two chlorine atoms ______ pair(s) of electrons
Fig. 4 The formation of covalent bond between two oxygen atoms
Two oxygen atoms sharing
Two oxygen atoms _____ pair(s) of electrons
What is a covalent bond?
A covalent bond is a bond that is ___________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
Worksheet 2
Name:……………………………….. Class:………………
Summary on Covalent Bond
COVALENT BOND
A bond that is formed when a ________ of valence electrons
are __________ between two ________________ atoms.
Two ________________ (hydrogen) atoms
The two atoms achieve a stable electron
configuration (duplet or octet) through…
What is a covalentThe _____ non-metal atoms
bond? 19 ___________ a pair of
A covalent bond is a bond that is formed when a pair of valence electrons are shared
electrons
between two non-metal to form a _______________ bond.
atoms.
Worksheet 3
Name:……………………………….. Class:………………
Draw the formation of these molecules.
(i) NH3
One N atom and three H atoms 3 __________ bonds
(ii) CO2
One C atom and two O atoms 2 __________ bonds
(iii) N2
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Two N atoms 1 __________ bond
Worksheet 4
Name:……………………………….. Class:………………
Fig.1 The formation of a ______________ ion (cation)
Sodium atom Sodium ion
Fig.2 The formation of a _______________ ion (anion)
Chlorine atom Chloride ion
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Fig.3 The formation of sodium chloride
Na
The opposite
charges of the ions
__________ each
other.
The force between
Cl the two ions is
called __________
force.
What is an ionic bond?
An ionic bond is the strong ____________________ attraction that holds the ________________
charged ions together.
Fig.4 The formation of magnesium oxide
Fig.5 The formation of magnesium chloride
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Worksheet 5
Name:……………………………….. Class:………………
Summary on Ionic Bond
IONIC BOND
The strong ______________ attraction that holds the
______________ charged ions together.
1. The formation of the positive and negative ions
Metal atom Metal ion
Non-metal atom Non-metal ion
2. The opposite charges of the ions _______________ each other.
3. The force between the two ions is called ________________force.
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Worksheet 6
Name:……………………………….. Class:………………
Draw the formation of these ionic compounds.
(i) Potassium chloride (KCl)
(ii) Calcium oxide (CaO)
(iii) Aluminium chloride (AlCl3)
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WORK SHEET 7
1. Fill in the blanks for the formation of magnesium oxide compound
(a) Magnesium oxide is an ______________ compound.
(b) Magnesium atom has a proton number of 12. Therefore the electron
arrangement of the atom is _____________
(c) Magnesium atom has ____________ valence electrons.
(d) To achieve a stable ____________ electron arrangement, magnesium atom
has to ________ its valence electrons to form a __________ ion.
(e) Proton number of oxygen atom is 8. Therefore the electron arrangement of
oxygen atom is ______.
(f) To achieve a stable ______________ electron arrangement, oxygen atom has
to ________________ ______________ electrons and formed a __________
ion.
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(g) A strong _______________ force is formed between Mg2+ and O2 ions and an
__________ bond is formed.
(h) Draw the electron arrangement in magnesium oxide
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Name:………………………………..
Class:………………
Compare and contrast formation of ionic and covalent bonds.
IONIC BOND COVALENT BOND
Similarities
Differences
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