This document discusses chemical bonding and Lewis dot structures. It explains that elements can bond through ionic bonding, which involves electron transfer, or covalent bonding, which involves electron sharing. It introduces the Lewis dot structure developed by Gilbert Lewis to illustrate electron transfer and sharing between atoms using dots and symbols. The number and pairing of dots provides information about an element's bonding behavior, and atoms follow the octet rule to gain or share electrons to fill their outer shell with eight electrons.
This document discusses chemical bonding and Lewis dot structures. It explains that elements can bond through ionic bonding, which involves electron transfer, or covalent bonding, which involves electron sharing. It introduces the Lewis dot structure developed by Gilbert Lewis to illustrate electron transfer and sharing between atoms using dots and symbols. The number and pairing of dots provides information about an element's bonding behavior, and atoms follow the octet rule to gain or share electrons to fill their outer shell with eight electrons.
This document discusses chemical bonding and Lewis dot structures. It explains that elements can bond through ionic bonding, which involves electron transfer, or covalent bonding, which involves electron sharing. It introduces the Lewis dot structure developed by Gilbert Lewis to illustrate electron transfer and sharing between atoms using dots and symbols. The number and pairing of dots provides information about an element's bonding behavior, and atoms follow the octet rule to gain or share electrons to fill their outer shell with eight electrons.
BOND TOGETHER. ■ IONIC BONDING – INVOLVES THE TRANSFER OF ELECTRONS FROM THE ATOMS OF ONE ELEMENT TO THAT OF ANOTHER
■ COVALENT BONDING – INVOLVES THE
SHARING OF ELECTRONS BETWEEN TWO ATOMS. LEWIS DOT STRUCTURE
■ GILBERT NEWTON LEWIS – PROPOSED A SYSTEM
TO ILLUSTRATE THE TRANSFER OR SHARING OF THE ELECTRONS.
■ IN THIS SYSTEM, THE NUMBER OF SURROUNDING
DOTS REPRESENTS THE NUMBER OF VALENCE ELECTRONS AND THE SYMBOL OF THE ELEMENTS REPRESENTS THE ATOM ■ The number and pairing of dots provide information about the bonding behavior of an element.
1. When an atom loses or gain an electron, it becomes an ION.
CATION – loss of electron, positively charge ANION – gain of electron, negatively charge
OCTET RULE – when the atoms lose or gain or share
electrons during chemical bond, the outermost shell should be filled with eight electrons, similar to those of noble gases.