Lec 1: Review Flashcards
(7 cards)
Chemistry
Study of matter + its changes
Ionic vs. Covalent bonds
Ionic: TRANSFER e- , creates ions (opp charged): cation/anion
- electrostatic attraction b/w opp charged ions in a molecule (eg: Na+, Cl-)
- these molecules deliver ions (charges)in solution, tend to dissolve in POLAR solvents like H2O
- Usually b/w M (lose e-) + NM (gain e-)
Covalent: pair of e- SHARED in a bond b/w 2 atoms w similar electroneg
- no e- transfer; can dissolve in many solvents
- Usually NM, can be NP/P
eg: H2O
Bond Polarity
Uneven e- sharing b/w atoms. One has greater electroneg, creating molecules w localized polarity
What is it called if theres uneven polarity distribution in a molecule?
Polar; dissolves in polar solvents
What is general rule of thumb with Polarity/solubility ?
Like Polarity dissolves like polarity
eg: sugar and water vs. oil (NP) and water
Solubility
amount substance able to be dissolved in V solution before reach saturation point, precip forms, can increase w temp
- am’nt / Vol
3 Reaction Types
Oxidation/reduction (transfer e- b/w R +P), Precipitation, Exchange/Displacement