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File: Chemical Bonding Ppt 72316 | Bonding Unit 7
review of prior knowledge endothermic exothermic potential energy why do atoms become ions how do atoms become ions how do metals form ions how do nonmetals form ions aim 1 ...

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    Review of Prior 
    Knowledge 
   ENDOTHERMIC: 
   EXOTHERMIC: 
   POTENTIAL ENERGY:
   Why do atoms become ions?
   How do atoms become ions? 
   How do metals form ions?
   How do nonmetals form ions?
 Aim # 1- Why do elements form 
 bonds?
   
  A chemical bond is
   
  - force of attraction between the atoms of a 
  compound
  
   the electrons of one atom are attracted to the 
  protons of another
  
   the combining atoms either lose, gain, or share 
  electrons in order to complete their outer shells
  Energy and Chemical 
  Bonds  
  Endothermic-  energy is absorbed, bonds break 
  Exothermic-  energy is released, bonds form 
    Remember:     “BARF”
  Bonding and Stability
  
   When bonds are formed their products are more stable
  
   The bonded elements of a compound become stable 
  because their valence shell is full
  
   Atoms become ions to become stable
  
   Remember metals lose electrons to become positively 
  charged
  
   Nonmetals gain electrons and become negatively 
  charged
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...Review of prior knowledge endothermic exothermic potential energy why do atoms become ions how metals form nonmetals aim elements bonds a chemical bond is force attraction between the compound electrons one atom are attracted to protons another combining either lose gain or share in order complete their outer shells and absorbed break released remember barf bonding stability when formed products more stable bonded because valence shell full positively charged negatively...

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