Cations And Anions

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Stable VALENCE electron configurations

nucleus

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Cations: become + by LOSING electrons 23

24

Na

[Metals mainly] 27

Mg

11

Al

12

13

+

+

n

n

loses 1eoverall charge +1

+1 Na

loses 2eoverall charge +2

+2 Mg

+

n

loses 3eoverall charge +3

+3 Al

*Each ion will lose enough electrons to take on the electron configuration of the nearest noble gas Title: Oct 26-8:19 AM (5 of 7)

Anions: become - by GAINING electrons 14

16

N

19

O

7

F

8

9

+

+

+

n

n

n

gains 3eoverall charge -3

N

[Nonmetals]

-3

gains 2eoverall charge -2

O

-2

gains 1eoverall charge -1

F

-1

*Each ion will lose enough electrons to take on the electron configuration of the nearest noble gas Title: Oct 26-8:20 AM (6 of 7)

Cation / Anion practice problems Directions: Determine the total # e's in the following?

1. Mg+2 2. C-4 3. H+1 4. H-1 5. B+3 6. Cu+2 7. F-1 -2 8. S 9. Ne 10. Br

-1

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11. How did the positive ions (cations) achieve their new charges? How about the anions?

12. Which species 1-10 contain the greatest nuclear charge?

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