IONIC BONDING

Here have my pizza Cl

Thank you Na. Now I am full.

This is Na and Cl. Na was having lots of pizza to eat and Na was almost full but needed one more piece of pizza. Cl had an extra piece of pizza that she wanted to give to Na. Na gave Cl her own slice of pizza as they are both satisfied by this.

The properties of ionic bondings are that when two elements share electrons it will create it into a lattice. When the lattice has been created it will give it a crystal appearance. Another property of an ionic bond is that it can conduct electricity but only in its dissolved state.

I am a crystal because I am an ionic bond.

In a real life situation Na and Cl would create NaCl once they share their electrons. Which would create table salt a day to day item that we use in our households. NaCl special properties such as its salty, odorless and white crystals. NaCl can also be found in the ocean but it cannot be seen as one of the properties of NaCl is that it dissolves in liquid.

I can easily dissolve when I am placed inside a liquid.

Covalent Bonds

There were 3 friends, C, O, and 2O. When C, O, and 2O were eating pizza, O and 2O had enough pizza to be full, but C didn't, so they decided to share their 2 pizzas with each other. C felt bad so he made sure to share some of his pizza with O and 2O as well. Sharing is caring.

Here C have some pizza

Thank you O, and 2O I'll share my pieces of pizza with you guys as well.

Here C have some pizza

Carbon dioxide (CO2) is colorless and odorless. It dissolves in water. Since the structure of carbon dioxide is symmetrical, it is non polar therefore it shares equally.

In real life since it dissolves it is natural found in water sources. Plants consume carbon dioxide and produce oxygen as a waste product.