L8. Giant ionic lattice structure, ions, ionic bonding

Lesson 8
Giant structures: ionic lattice and
Ionic bonding 

03-10-2022
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Lesson 8
Giant structures: ionic lattice and
Ionic bonding 

03-10-2022

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  • make a 3D giant ionic lattice structure of sodium chloride
  • use the term “electrostatic attraction" in explaining giant ionic lattice structure of sodium chloride
  • describe the formation of ionic bonds in sodium chloride using a dot-and-cross diagram
Success Criteria

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  • giant ionic lattice (structure) 
  • ions
  • anion 
  • cation
  • electrostatic attraction 
  • ionic bonding
Know the keywords

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Ionic substance

Simple covalent substance
Giant covalent substance
diamond
NaCl
Nitrogen gas
ammonia
magnesium oxide
graphite
SiO2
methane

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  • Most (NOT ALL) materials have some kind of chemical bonding.
Remember!

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What is the ratio of sodium to chloride particles?
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1:1
B
1:2
C
2:2
D
1000:1000

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  • What is the chemical formula based on this ratio?
Question & A

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Making a 3D Model
  • Group work
  • Make a 3D model of the lattice structure of sodium chloride using sticks and moulding clay in 5 MINUTES
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5:00

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  • How do the particles stay together in reality?
Question & A

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  • What conclusion can you make for this diagram?

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  • "Opposite attracts."
  • In an ionic lattice structure, "electrostatic force of attraction" keeps the particles together.
MAIN IDEA

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  • Sodium ion is a charged sodium atom. 
MAIN IDEA

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  • Chloride ion is a charged chlorine atom. 
MAIN IDEA

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HEC (Hypothesis, Evidence, Conclusion)
  • Complete the hypothesis part of the HEC worksheet.
What the HEC!

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Self - Evaluation: Choose the one(s) that apply (ies) to you.
1 - I know what I'm learning.
2 - I did what I supposed to do today.
3 - I recognize why I'm learning and doing this.
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