Chapter 4 Flashcards

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Diatomic Molecules

A

H2(g), O2(g), N2(g), F2(g), Cl2(g), Br2(l), I2(s)

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2
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Other Polyatomic Molecules

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P4, S8, Se8

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3
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Bonding type of molecule

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covalent

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4
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Bonding type of formula unit

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Ionic

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5
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Ionic Compunds

A

electrostatic forces, empirical formula

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6
Q

Silver ion

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Ag+

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7
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Zinc ion

A

Zn 2+

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8
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Monoatomic Anions

A

ending in ide, chloride

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9
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Monoatomic Cations with different charges

A

add Roman numeral of charge

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10
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Anion with more oxygen

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ends in -ate

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11
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Anion with less oxygen

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ends in -ite

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12
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anion with even less oxygen

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hypo- base -ite

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13
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anion with even more oxygen

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per- base -ate

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14
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formula mass

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sum of the atomic masses of each element in the compound in amu, numerically equal to molar mass in g/mol

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15
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hydrate

A

water molecules loosely bound to ionic crystal

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16
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1/2 hydrate prefix

A

hemi

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17
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1 hydrate prefix

A

mono

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18
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2 hydrate prefix

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di

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19
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3 hydrate prefix

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tri

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20
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4 hydrate prefix

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tetra

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21
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5 hydrate prefix

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6 hydrate prefix

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7 hydrate prefix

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8 hydrate prefix

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9 hydrate prefix
nona
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10 hydrate prefix
deca
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percent composition
mass of element/mass of compound
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Hydrocarbons
organic molecules with only H and C
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Binary Molecular
2 nonmetals, covalent
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Naming Binary
use prefixes for number of atoms, add -ide to last atom, don't use mono- on first atom
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Acids
covalent, in acid form when dissolved in water (aq)
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Naming Binary Acids
prefix of hydro, nonmetal name, ending with -ic, add acid
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Acid with "hydro"
binary
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Oxoacids
have polyatomic ions, bond is between H and O
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Oxoacid: if polyatomic ion ends in -ate
change it to -ic, add acid
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Oxoacid: if polyatomic ion ends in -ite
change to -ous, add acid
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alkanes
hydrocarbon with only single bonds, Cn H(2n+2), end in -ane
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alkenes
Hydrocarbons with at least one double bond, end in -ene, Cn H(2n) when there's only one double bond
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alkynes
Hydrocarbons with at least one triple bond, end in -yne, Cn H(2n-2) when there's only one triple bond
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hydrocarbon with 1 C
meth-
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hydrocarbon with 2 C
eth-
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hydrocarbon with 3 C
prop-
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hydrocarbon with 4 C
but-
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hydrocarbon with 5 C
pent-
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hydrocarbon with 6 C
hex-
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hydrocarbon with 7 C
hept-
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hydrocarbon with 8 C
oct-
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hydrocarbon with 9 C
non-
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hydrocarbon with 10 C
dec-
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hydrocarbon with 12 C
dodec-
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aluminum ion
al 3+
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scandium ion
sc 3+