Lecture 3 Flashcards

1
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two or more atoms tightly bonded to each other so that they form a single unit

A

molecule

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2
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what are the elements that naturally occur in diatomic form?

A

H2, N2, F2, O2, I2, Cl2. Br2(have no fear of ice cold beer)

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3
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what do the subscripts to the right of the chemical symbol indicate about the atoms

A

that they are bound together into a single unit

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4
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what are sub and superscripts to the left of the chemical symbol

A

atomic number and mass

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5
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what are the electrons in the outermost shell called

A

valence electrons

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6
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these are the electrons on an atom that can be gained or lost in a chemical reaction

A

valence electrons

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7
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what are the two types of chemical bonds that bind molecules together

A

covalent and ionic

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8
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in what type of bonding do atoms transfer electrons to eachother(complete transfer, no sharing)

A

ionic bonding

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9
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atoms with the same _____________ share electrons and create covalent bonds

A

electronegativity

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10
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what does ionic bonding generate

A

two oppositely charged ions

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11
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in an ionic bond the metal ______ electrons to become a _______

A

loses;cation(positive)

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12
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in an ionic bond the nonmetal _______ electrons to become a _______

A

gains; anion(negative)

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13
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what comes when an atom does not have a valence shell with 8 electrons

A

ionic charge

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14
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the charge on an ion is given as what

A

a superscript to the right of the atomic symbol

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15
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what is the charge on the compound(anion and cation together)

A

zero

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16
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from left to right the main groups of the periodic table have ionic charge that start at ____ to ____ the changes to ______ when we go from metals to nonmetals

A

+1; +3; negative

17
Q

what are the elements within the transition metals that always have a certain ionic charge(do not need roman numerals to indicate the oxidation state)

A

Silver (+1), Zinc(+2), Aluminum(+3), Cadmium(+2)

18
Q

what is the sharing of electrons between atoms

A

covalent bonding

19
Q

this type of bonding generally occurs between two atoms of the same element

A

covalent bonding

20
Q

if the starts with hydrogen then it is

A

acid

21
Q

if it starts with a metal then it is

A

ionic

22
Q

if it starts with a nonmetal then it is

A

covalent

23
Q

the prefixes “mono” and “di” indicate what

A

covalent

24
Q

molecular compounds contain two or more ______

A

non metals

25
Q

compounds that consist only of carbon with hydrogen are called what

A

hydrocarbons

26
Q

what of a substance is a notation that uses atomic symbols with numerical subscripts to convey the relative proportion of atoms of the different elements in the substance

A

chemical formula

27
Q

this gives the exact number of different atoms of an element in a molecule

A

molecular formula

28
Q

this lists the relative number of different types of atoms in a molecule

A

empirical formula