Exam II Terms Flashcards

1
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nonmetal and nonmetal

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covalent

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2
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nonmetal and metal

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ionic

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3
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uses greek prefixes

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covalent

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4
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uses roman numerals

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ionic

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5
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mono

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1

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6
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di

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2

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7
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tri

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3

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8
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tetra

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4

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9
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penta

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5

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10
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hexa

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6

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11
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hepta

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7

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12
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octa

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8

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13
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nona

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9

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14
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deca

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10

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15
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Ag

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+1

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16
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Zn

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Al

18
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Boron

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6 valence e-

19
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Beryllium

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4 valence e-

20
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NH4+

21
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CN-

22
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OH-

23
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C2H3O2-

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CO3-

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NO2-
Nitrite
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NO3-
Nitrate
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SO3-2
Sulfite
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SO4-2
Sulfate
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PO4-3
Phosphate
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compound containing two different elements
binary compound
31
tendency of an atom to attract electrons in a bond to itself
electronegativity
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diagram showing lone pairs and bonding pairs of electrons in a molecule or an ion
Lewis Structure
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two (a pair of) valence electrons that are not used to form a covalent bond
lone pair
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EN<0.4
pure covalent bond
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Polar covalent bond
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EN>1.8
Ionic bond