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1
Topic Writing Binary Ionic Formulas
  • Do Now An atom of which element has the greatest
    attraction for electrons in a chemical bond?
  • As
  • Ga
  • Ge
  • Se

2
Empirical Formulas
  • smallest whole-number ratio of elements in
    compound
  • Ionic compounds have empirical formulas only

3
Identify the empirical formulas
  • H2O
  • H2O2
  • CaF2
  • NaCl
  • CH4
  • C2H6
  • NiO
  • FeCl3

Empirical NOT ionic
Molecular NOT ionic
Empirical, Ionic
Empirical, Ionic
Empirical NOT ionic
Molecular NOT ionic
Empirical, Ionic
Empirical, Ionic
4
Formula Unit
  • simplest ratio of ions in ionic compound
  • Examples
  • KBr is formula unit
  • potassium ions bromide ions are in a 1-to-1
    ratio
  • Al(NO3)3 is formula unit
  • Aluminum nitrate ions in 1-to-3 ration

5
Binary Ionic Compounds
  • Composed of two different elements
  • Positive monatomic metal ion
  • Negative monatomic nonmetal ion

Note A binary compound may contain more than 2
ions but only 2 kinds of ions like Al2O3
6
Oxidation Number or State
  • charge of monatomic ion
  • has right superscript
  • Some elements form only 1 ion
  • Some elements can form more than 1 ion

7
Oxidation States
  • Group 1 ions always 1
  • Group 2 ions always 2
  • MOST group 13 ions are 3
  • Groups 14, 15, 16, and 17 have multiple oxidation
    states
  • both () and (-)
  • Transition metals (Group B) can have more than 1
    oxidation state
  • but are always ()

8
Writing Formulas for Binary Ionic Compounds
  • first rule in writing formulas for ionic
    compounds is
  • POSITIVE ION FIRST

But how do you get the subscripts?
start by writing formulas from the ions
9
  • Compounds are electrically neutral
  • Sum of all charges in compound
  • should be 0
  • () and (-) charges must each other

10
Equal but Opposite Charges
  • Na1 and Cl-1 NaCl 1 (-1) 0
  • Mg2 and O-2 MgO 2 (-2) 0
  • Al3 and P-3 AlP 3 (-3) 0
  • Rule write symbols, () FIRST!

11
Try a few formulas
  • Li1 and I-1
  • Ca2 and O-2
  • Al3 and N-3
  • K1 and F-1
  • Ba2 and S-2

LiI
CaO
AlN
KF
BaS
12
Criss-Cross Method
  • When the charges dont cancel out immediately
  • Mg2 and Cl-1, CROSS and DROP!
  • ( only, forget
    signs!)
  • Mg1Cl2 but if subscript is 1, forget it!
  • MgCl2 means 1 Mg2 and 2 Cl-1

13
Check the Math
  • MgCl2 means 1 Mg2 and 2 Cl-1
  • (1 x 2) (2 x -1) 2 -2 0
  • charges MUST add up to zero!

14
Try a few formulas
CaCl2
  • Ca2 Cl-1
  • Na1 O-2
  • Cs1 S-2
  • Al3 Cl-1
  • Al3 Se-2
  • Mg2 F-1
  • K1 N-3

Na2O
Cs2S
AlCl3
Al2Se3
MgF2
K3N
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Of course, it gets more difficult
  • Potassium (K) and Fluorine (F)
  • Zinc (Zn) and Iodine (I)
  • Sodium (Na) and Oxygen (O)
  • Magnesium (Mg) and Oxygen (O)
  • Aluminum (Al) and Oxygen (O)
  • Calcium (Ca) and Bromine (Br)
  • Cesium (Cs) and Iodine (I)
  • Silver (Ag) and Sulfur (S)

KF
ZnI2
Na2O
MgO
Al2O3
CaBr2
CsI
Ag2S
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