INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Chemical Bonding
 Objectives
At the end of the activity the students are
expected to:
● Differentiate the types of chemical bonding;

● Distinguish the kinds of chemical reaction; and

● Determine the type of chemical bonding

and/or chemical reaction happened to the
compounds
 Ionic Bonding
Lewis
Theory
Generally formed Oppositely charged
by metal and particles will attract
nonmetal elements one another to form
a chemical bond
Sample Practice Problem
(Chemical Bonding)
Covalent Bonding
it results from the sharing of
valence ē between 2 nuclei
usually found between nonmetals
 Covalent Bonding

Empirical Formula Molecular Formula Electronegativity

the formula of a this happens due to
the simplest
compound that tells unequal sharing of ē
ratio of atoms pair because of
the whole number
in a compound differences in
multiple of its
empirical formula electronegativity values
Covalent Bonding
Chemical Reactions
 Chemical Reaction
Combination reactions are essentially
the reverse of decomposition reactions:
two materials unite to form a single
molecule.
 Chemical Reaction
Decomposition reactions are readily
identified, because they tend to have a
single reactant, and two or more
products.
 Chemical Reaction
Single Replacement reaction
in these reactions, one atom or
complex ion is replaced with a second
atom or complexion.
 Chemical Reaction
Double Replacement reaction
Where two metal cations switch
partners.