1. What are the differences and similarities between an ionic compound and a molecule? Include examples of each.

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What are the differences and similarities between an ionic compound and a molecule?
Include examples of each.
2.
Circle the ionic compounds:
NaOH CaClz 2
MgO
HBr CHs
3.
Why do some metal ions have variable charges and other metals have fixed charges?
Where are the variable charged metals found on the periodic table?
4.
Write the individual ions that react to form the following ionic compounds and name the
compounds formed. Include charge on each ion.
Ion
2CF →FeCl2
Ion
Fe
Compound Name (Use roman numeral naming transition elements)
Iron (1I) Chloride
Example:
→ NazSO4
a.
b.
→ CUSO;
с.
→ NH&Br
d.
→ Cu2S
5.
Write the formulas for the following ionic compounds.
a. Lithium phosphate
b. Titanium (II) sulfide
c. Calcium Chloride
d. Manganese (IV) sulfate
e. Barium nitrate
f. Magnesium hydroxide
Transcribed Image Text:1. What are the differences and similarities between an ionic compound and a molecule? Include examples of each. 2. Circle the ionic compounds: NaOH CaClz 2 MgO HBr CHs 3. Why do some metal ions have variable charges and other metals have fixed charges? Where are the variable charged metals found on the periodic table? 4. Write the individual ions that react to form the following ionic compounds and name the compounds formed. Include charge on each ion. Ion 2CF →FeCl2 Ion Fe Compound Name (Use roman numeral naming transition elements) Iron (1I) Chloride Example: → NazSO4 a. b. → CUSO; с. → NH&Br d. → Cu2S 5. Write the formulas for the following ionic compounds. a. Lithium phosphate b. Titanium (II) sulfide c. Calcium Chloride d. Manganese (IV) sulfate e. Barium nitrate f. Magnesium hydroxide
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