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olasank [31]
3 years ago
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What are the three steps or formation of ionic compounds strontium and oxygen

Chemistry
1 answer:
Roman55 [17]3 years ago
8 0
<h2>The three steps or formation of ionic compounds strontium and oxygen</h2>

Explanation:

Chemical bond

It is the  linkage between two or more atoms in a molecule.  

Cause of bond formation

The atoms combine with one another to achieve noble gas configuration. By doing so they become stable.  

Atom can achieve noble gas configuration  

By loosing one or more e’s.  

By gaining one or more e’s.  

By sharing one or more e’s.  

Types of CHEMICAL BONDS  

IONIC BOND (or electrovalent)  

COVALENT BOND  

Ionic bond

It is the  Bond formed by transfer of electrons from one atoms to another.  

It is formed when one atom donate electron & other accept electrons to achieve stable confugration.  

NOTE:  it is always formed between metal a non-metal.  

Examples :-

*  Formation of sod. Chloride as we know their atomic no., are  

      Na    Cl  

      11   17    (atomic numbers of combining atoms )

.  2, 8, (1)           2, 8, (7)   (Electronic configuration )

       Metal               non-metal                         (bond will be ionic)  

    We’ll start with metal

 Na   -   1 e-     →  Na+

          Cl    +   1e-     →  Cl-

Na     + Cl   → Na⁺ Cl⁻  

  X  

      NaCl  

Similarly ,for strontium and oxygen

Sr ⁸⁺     O⁸⁻

       x

SrO(Strontium oxide )

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