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Ionic Compounds

Author: Michele Langhans

This is part 1 of two. Be sure to watch both and take notes.

Source: Langhans and various educators

Part 2: Ionic Bonds

Here is part 2. Make sure you watch and take notes.

Source: Langhans and various educators

Ionic Compounds: These are the “S” in WSQ. You must have them under your video notes completed by the due date on the Unit Plan.

Part A; Fill out the following:

Part B:

Write the formulas for the following binary compounds.

 

calcium oxide                                                   

beryllium chloride

sodium fluoride                                                

potassium iodide

copper (II) chloride                                           

aluminum chloride

iron (III) oxide                                                   

strontium oxide

 

Part C:

Write the names of the following binary compounds.

 

Cr2O3                                                               

NaBr

PbI2                                                                   

NaCl

Al2O3                                                                

RbI                                                                  

BaF2

 

 

                                                             

 

Source: C. Stephen Murray and Langhans

HOT Question

Question about your Notes: write your question following the guidelines below:

Question- asking Higher Order Thinking (HOT) questions; use the following as your guide:
1. A question that you are still confused about (be specific, include which part of the video, etc)
2. A question that connects the videos together (i.e. asking about the relationship between the content)
3. A question you think you know the answer to, but you want to challenge your classmates with
Use your Unit Plan to help with question starters

Source: inspired by C. Kirch