chem part 2 Flashcards

1
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what are ionic compounds

A

non-metal and metal formed together

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2
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how are ionic compounds formed?

A
  1. electron transfer
  2. ionic attraction
    3.crystalization
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3
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what is electron transfer

A

non metal takes the valence electrons of metal

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4
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what is ionic attraction

A

metals turns into cations
nonmetals turn into anions
opposites attract (opposite charges)

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5
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what is crystallization

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pulled together and rearrange into crystal or lattice shape
positive and negative charges are equal so the charge is neutral

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6
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criss cross method

A

cross charges from each compound to find subscripts for ionic formula

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7
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naming ionic compounds

A

cation name then anion name

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8
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4 points of ionic compounds

A
  1. always contain cations bonded to anions
  2. attracted by ionic bounds
  3. ionic bounds are very strong
  4. dry ionic compounds are solid at room temperature
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9
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how are ionic compounds bounded together?

A

bound between positive and negative particles

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10
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what are molecular compounds

A

non-metals combined together

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11
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how are molecular compounds formed?

A

non-metals atoms move close together and share valance electrons

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12
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5 points of molecular compounds

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  1. non-metals bounded together
  2. no metallic atoms or ions
  3. bounds holding together called covalent bounds
  4. covalent bounds are not strong
  5. at room temperature, covalent bounds can be solid, liquid and gas
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13
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what are covalent bounds

A

sharing of valence electrons hold two atoms close together

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14
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ionization

A

acids when they dissolve in water and separate into ions

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15
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water

A

H20 (l)

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16
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hydrogen peroxide

A

H2O2 (l)

17
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ammonia

A

NH4 (g)

18
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methane

A

CH4 (g)

19
Q

ethane

A

C2H6 (g)

20
Q

propane

A

C3H8 (g)

21
Q

benzene

A

C6H6 (l)

22
Q

glucose

A

C6H12O6 (s)

23
Q

sucrose

A

C12H22O11 (s)

24
Q

methanol

A

CH3OH (l)

25
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ethanol

A

C2H5OH (l)