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SAN FELIPE NERI PAROCHIAL SCHOOL

PAASCU ACCREDITED LEVEL II


SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
NAME : _______________________
_____________
DATE : _______________________

SECTION
SCORE

: _____________

ACTIVITY # 1
Lewis Electron Dot Structure
Objectives:
1. Create the Lewis electron dot structures of compounds
2. Write chemical formulas of compounds
3. Use formal charges in choosing the stable structure of a compound
Menu: Chemical bonding
Appetizer: Identify the valence electron and draw the Electron Dot Structure of the
given elements. Please answer all items.
ELEMENTS
Oxygen

VALENCE NO.

LEDS

Chlorine
Barium
Iodine
Tin

Main Dish: Determine the oxidation number and write the formula of the following pair
of elements. Please answer only three items.
Elements
Oxidation No.
Formula
Barium and
Fluorine
Calcium and
Phosphorus
Aluminum
and Nitrogen
Potassium
and Sulfur
Lithium and
Oxygen

Dessert: Indicate what is wrong on the following formula. Replace the formula which
you consider wrong with a more acceptable one. Please answer only one item.
Given Formula
Right or Wrong? Acceptable
Why?
Formula
Ca3S2
Al3P3
KN2
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SAN FELIPE NERI PAROCHIAL SCHOOL


PAASCU ACCREDITED LEVEL II
SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

NAME: _______________________
DATE : _______________________

SECTION : _____________
SCORE : _____________

ACTIVITY # 2
Ionic Bonding
Objectives:
1. Recognize the different types of elements that combine to form specific types of
compounds
2. Explain the formation of ionic compounds in terms of ionization energy and
electronegativity
3. Create a Lewis electron dot structure of ionic compounds
Fill-up the table below
Elements
Lithium
Fluorine
Sulfur
Calcium
Nitrogen
Aluminum

Group
No.
1

LEDS

Li

Electronegativity
Value
0.98

Ionization Energy
(kJ/mol)
520

Make 5 combinations that will result to ionic bonding


Pair of
Elements

Sodium
and
Chlorine

Electronegativit
y Difference
(greater than
1.9)

Cation and
Anion
(Formula)

2.1

Na+ Cl-

LEDS

Na.
NaCl

..
.Cl:
..

Isoelectronic
with

Na+ = Ne
Cl- = Ar

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SAN FELIPE NERI PAROCHIAL SCHOOL


PAASCU ACCREDITED LEVEL II
SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

NAME: _______________________
DATE : _______________________

SECTION : _____________
SCORE : _____________

ACTIVITY # 2
Bonding by Sharing of Electrons
Objectives:
1. Explain the formation of covalent compounds
2. Differentiate the two types of covalent bond
3. Create a Lewis electron dot structure of covalent compounds
Show how the sharing of electrons form covalent bond in the following compounds:
Compound

Electronegat
ivity
Difference

Types of bond
(polar covalent or
nonpolar covalent)

LEDS

a. ammonia (NH3)

b. water (H2O)

c. hydrogen
chloride (HCl)
d. nitrogen gas
(N2)
e. oxygen gas (O2)

f. methane (CH4)

g. hydrogen gas
(H2)
h. phosphine (PH3)

i. sulfur dioxide
(SO2)
j. chlorine gas(Cl2)
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SAN FELIPE NERI PAROCHIAL SCHOOL


PAASCU ACCREDITED LEVEL II
SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

NAME: _______________________
DATE : _______________________

SECTION : _____________
SCORE : _____________

ACTIVITY # 2
HYDROCARBONS
Objectives:
describe how the structure of carbon atom affects the type of bonds it forms.
recognize the general classes of organic compounds and their uses.
1. Differentiate organic compounds from inorganic compounds by using the
organizer below. Use the choices provided in the box.
PROPERTIES

Compound with presence of carbon


Form ionic bond
Compound with absence of carbon
High melting point
Form covalent bond
Low melting point
High boiling point
High solubility
Low boiling point
Low solubility

EXAMPLES

Paint
Fats
Oxides (Na2O and Al2O3)
Sulfates (Na2SO4 and Al2(SO4)3
Carbohydrates
plastic
Carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide
Carbonic acid
Halides (NaCl and Mgl2)
Carbonates (Na2CO3 and MgCO3)
Proteins
Rubber

Organic Compounds

Inorganic Compounds

Properties:

Properties:

Examples:

Examples:

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2. What is unique about carbon atom that makes it form numerous
compounds? Give at least two major reasons.
Reason no. 1
Reason no. 2

3. Differentiate the three classes of hydrocarbons. Refer to the given structures


below.

H
H

H
C
H H

ALKANE

Alkane

ALKENE

ALKYNE

Alkene

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Alkyne

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