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onic Bonding Summary – GCSE Chemistry This clear and concise summary of Ionic Bonding is designed to help GCSE Chemistry students fully understand one of the most important bonding types in the curriculum. It breaks down how ions are formed, how electrons are transferred, and how strong electrostatic forces hold oppositely charged ions together. Perfect for revision or class prep, this resource includes easy-to-follow explanations and diagrams that visually represent electron transfer and the structure of ionic compounds like sodium chloride. Whether you're aiming for a pass or pushing for top grades, this summary makes complex ideas simple and memorable. Includes: Key definitions and processes Step-by-step examples Labelled diagrams of ionic bonding Common exam question tips

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Chemistry-Ionic Bonding question: Draw the formation of magnesium Chlorite CMC)
Include just the Outer Shell in the
diagram




:
3
Ions X · X · X



We
ons are formed when atoms lose
show this
or
gain electrons .



Mg & Cl e & Cl e
can
happening with equations .
· ·


No Nat + e- X · ·




,

!
Transfer of electrons This is almost bone however, when
there is a
diagram which includes Two Chlorines
-
One too many more than 2 ions we
, arrange them Three ions .




X X
-
like we would in a real
compound
t
.




XX ⑧
, because both chlorines
So are

X transfers O
attracted to would need be put
magnesium they
the to
,
X No X to make CI
· either side of it
X X n on

X Chlorine & 2+
· X X · X
XX Stable
. ⑳




&
& Cl e Mg & Cl e
· ·
After the transfer of electrons occurs both
, they
·
become ions with full outer shells .
X & &




that
It is important
they will be
that they
attracted
have
to
opposite
each other
charges ,
so

by electrostatic
-
. This forms
forces an ionic compound
. The force is called an

ionic bond
&
-



X
Ionic Bond
X
-
Must show
movement
electron
with arrow .
..
E
Inten
·

t
XX
X -

O & -

X No X
X - n CI
·


E
X
X



&

XX - ⑳ -

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