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The octet rule 1. The number of valence electrons for

elements in group
1,2(12),3(13),4(14),5(15),6(16),7(17),8(18
)
2. The ion that is formed for all elements in
groups 1,2(12),3(13),5(15),6(16),7(17)
3. The number of electrons lost and gained
by the atoms.
Isotopes 1. Calculating the number of electrons,
protons and neutrons in atoms.
2. Defining isotopes.
3. Calculating the relative atomic mass
(R.A.M) of an elements.
Ionic bonding 1. Defining ionic bonding
2. Explain how ionic bonding is formed from
losing and gaining of electrons.
3. Representing ionic bonding in ionic
compounds using dot and cross diagrams.
4. Naming and writing the formula of ionic
compounds.
5. Describing the properties of ionic
compounds.
Covalent bonding 1. Defining covalent bonding.
2. Representing covalent bonding using
Lewis structure.
3. Describing the properties of covalent
compounds.
4. Describe the bonding in giant structures
(Diamond and graphite).
5. Describe the properties of diamond and
graphite.
Metallic bonding 1. Define metallic bonding
2. Describe the properties of metals.
Study:
1. All notes on copy book.
2. Book pages:
(22-25) + (34 -44) + (46-47) + (48-51)
3. All Power point presentations.
4. All worksheets (1,2,3,4)
5. All quizzes.
Mid – term exam material