Draw the ionic bond formation for lithium chloride, magnesium sulphide, calcium fluoride, and potassium oxide.
For each compound draw:
Both atoms before bonding.
Show how one atom loses electrons to form a positive ion and how the other atom gains those electrons to form a negative ion.
Draw the resulting ions with their charges, The image illustrates the ionic bond formation for several compounds: lithium chloride, magnesium sulfide, calcium fluoride, and potassium oxide. Each compound depicts the respective atoms before bonding. It shows how one atom loses electrons to become a positive ion, while the other atom gains electrons to become a negative ion. The resulting ions are clearly marked with their charges. This educational visual aids learners in understanding the process of ionic bonding in chemistry, highlighting the transformations of ions during the reaction
