5.1-2 molecules and bonds Flashcards

1
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octet rule

A

in forming compounds, atoms tend to achieve the electron configuration of a noble gas

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2
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cations

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positively charged, formed when atoms lose electrons

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3
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how do transition metals become ions?

A

they lose their s electrons before their d electrons

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4
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metals that form multiple ions

A

Cu1+ and Cu2+
Fe2+ and Fe3+
Pb2+ and Pb4+
Sn2+ and Sn4+

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5
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anions

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negatively charged ions formed when nonmetals gain valence electrons
typically end in -ide

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6
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monatomic ion

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ion formed from a single atom

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7
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polyatomic ion

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ion formed from more than one type of atom
-most are negatively charged
-IONS, NOT MOLECULES

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8
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halide ions

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ions produced when halogens gain electrons

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9
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molecular compounds

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sharing of electrons between nonmetals only
-can be made up of 2 or more of the same atoms

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10
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ionic compounds

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formed by transfer of electrons usually from a metal to a nonmetal
-combination of a cation and an anion
-electrically neutral

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11
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properties of ionic compounds

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crystalline solids at room temp
high metling points
hard
conducts electricity when metled or dissolved

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12
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ionic bonds

A

electrostatic forces that hold ions together in ionic compounds

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13
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electrostatic force

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attraction between oppositely-charged particles

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14
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chemical formula

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shows the kinds and numbers of atoms in the smallest representative particle/unit of a substance

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15
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atom

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representative particle of an element

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16
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formula unit

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lowest whole-number ratio of ions in an ionic compound

17
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molecule

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representative particle for a molecular compound

18
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what do negatively charged polyatomic ions bond with? what does it form

A

cations (usually metals)
ternary ionic compounds

19
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ternary ionic compounds properties

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covalent bonds: hold atoms in polyatomic ions together
ionic bonds: bond metal cation to the negative polyatomic ion

20
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ternary ionic compound formula

A

metal with 2+ nonmetals

21
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properties of valence electrons in metals

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-sea of electrons
-mobile
-drifts freely from one part of a metal to another

22
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metallic bonds

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consists of the attraction of the free-floating valence electrons for the positively charged metal ions

23
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properties of metallic bonds

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ductile
malleable
conducts electricity

24
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nonpolar covalent bond

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bond formed when electrons are shared equally between two atoms

25
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polar covalent bond

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bond formed when electrons are not shared equally between two atoms

26
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ionic rep particle

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formula unit

27
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ionic bond formation

A

transfer of electrons

28
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ionic elements

A

metal + nonmetal(s)

29
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ionic EN

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greater than or equal to 1.7

30
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molecular/covalent rep particle

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formula unit

31
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molecular/covalent bond formation

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sharing of electrons

32
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molecular/covalent elements

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2+ nonmetals

33
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polar covalent EN

A

0.4-1.6

34
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nonpolar covalent EN

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less than or equal to 0.3

35
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metallic rep particle

A

atom

36
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metallic bond formation

A

delocalized electrons

37
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metallic elements

A

metals