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Amorphous solids
Atoms vibrate in place in a random pattern rather than a fixed one, leading to a more random and clustered assortment of atoms
acid nomenclature
ate —–> ic + acid
ite —–> ous
ide ——> hydro + ic
Hydrogen bonding
dipole-dipole forces
How is chemical symbol arranged
Proton number (atomic #) goes on bottom while the mass number or protons plus neutrons goes on top
electro magnetic spectrum from highest to lowest energy
Gamma rays > X-rays > ultraviolet > visible light > infrared > microwaves > radio-waves
ordering of a phase diagram
Solids are in a region of low temperature, liquids are in between the gas and solid, gas’s are lower pressure higher temperature and super critical fluids are usually top right with a high temperature and high pressure
electron affinity
amount of energy RELEASED when an electron is added to a molecule
*exothermic
Higher electron affinity means higher pull to that electron as well
Ionization energy
crystalline vs amorphous solid
crystalline structures are highly repeating and highly ordered
Amorphous structures lack this order and are more random in their atomic assortment
How are pi bonds formed
unhybridized p orbitals mix, more than one bond