Chapter 2 Part 3 Molecules & Ions Flashcards

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Two or more atoms joined together by a chemical bond are called?

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Molecules

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Molecules that come in pairs are called?

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Diatomic Molecules

H, N, O, F, Cl, Br, I - 7 diatomic Molecules

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A species that is charged when electrons are gained or lost are called

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Ions

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A positively charged ion created bc electrons are _____ are called?

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Electrons (E-) are LOST forming a positively charged CATION

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A negatively charged ion that is formed when electrons are _______ are called?

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When electrons are GAINED, an ANION is formed

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Molecules made up of two atoms are called?

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Diatomic Molecules

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7
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Group 4 is halfway and elements in Group 4 will not form __________?

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Ions

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The staircase is a group of elements called?

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Metalloids

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How are elements grouped on the periodic table?

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Metals on left
Semi-metals along the Metalloids staircase - 8 BAt on ends, 6 in middle
And non-metals to right of staircase

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Metalloids have properties of

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Both metals and nonmetals

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11
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2 kinds of chemical formulas are?

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Molecular & Empirical

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13
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Shows what elements make up a compound by using the chemical symbols?

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Chemical formulas

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Shows the exact number of atoms of each element?

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Molecular formula

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Shows which elements are present and the simplest whole number ratio of their atoms

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Empirical formula

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16
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What is the empirical formula for water and carbon dioxide?

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H2O & CO2 - they are in their simplest whole number ratios

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2 ions, one that is positive and one that is negative, that reactive form a compound

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Binary Ionic Compound

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18
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Iron 2 =

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Ferrous Fe2+

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Iron 3 =

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Ferric Fe+3

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20
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Copper 2
Copper

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Cupric +2
Cuprous +1

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Cobalt 3+
Cobalt 2+

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Cobaltic
Cobaltous

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Stannic
Stannous

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For charges remember

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ic is greater than us

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Lead 2
Lead IV

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Plumbous
Plumbic

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FeCl3
Ferric Chloride
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FeCl2
Ferrous Chloride
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This is called?
Ferrous Wheel
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Ions that contain many ions are called?
Polyatomic Ions Poly=many
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Sodium Nitrate is?
Na(NO3)
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Ate comes b4 ite
I ate the ite Ate has more oxygens than ite
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Hypo means?
Less 1 less oxygen for a O- charge just 1-
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Compounds that do not involve metals or ions are called?
Binary Covalent Compounds
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Mono Di Tri Tetra Penta Hexa Hepta Octa Nona Deca
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N2O5
Dinitrogen PentOxide
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N3O7
TriNitrogen HeptOxide
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Prefixes are only used in what kind of compounds?
Covalent
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Acids always start with what letter?
H
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Polyatomic Ions -ic is _______ than -ous
-ic > -ous ic is greater than us
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HNO3 is? HNO2
Nitric Acid Nitrous Acid
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H2SO4 H2SO3
Sulfuric Acid Sulfurous Acid
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-ate becomes? -ite becomes?
—ate = -ic acid Is greater than -ite = -ous acid
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All bases contain
OH- Hydroxide Home base
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Sn(OH)4 is
Tin IV Hydroxide
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Ionic =
Metal + Non-Metal
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Covalent =
2 non-metals
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Practice Naming Compounds
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Practice 2
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