Long Test #2 Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

a type of bond between metals and nonmetals where the valence electrons is transferred from the cation to the anion

A

ionic bonding

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2
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a type of bond between two nonmetals where the atoms each share electrons

A

covalent bonding

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3
Q

a type of bond between two metals that form a metallic lattice

A

metallic bonding

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4
Q

electronegativity difference greater than 2.0

A

ionic bonding

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5
Q

electronegativity difference less than 2.0

A

covalent bonding

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6
Q

distribution of electric charge in a molecule

A

polarity

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7
Q

pulling electrons towards itself

A

polar

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8
Q

more equal sharing among atoms

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nonpolar

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9
Q

electronegativity less than 0.5

A

nonpolar

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10
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electronegativity between 0.5 and 2.0

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polar

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11
Q

founder of the Lewis structure

A

G.N. Lewis

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12
Q

compund that could have multiple Lewis structures

A

resonance structures

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13
Q

atoms with unpaired electrons

A

free radicals

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14
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2 electron sets. 2 bonds

A

linear structure

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15
Q

180° bond angle

A

linear structure

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16
Q

3 electron sets, 3 bonds

A

trigonal planar

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17
Q

120° bond angle

A

trigonal planar

18
Q

3 electron sets, 2 bonds, 1 lone pair

19
Q

< 120° bond angle

20
Q

4 electron sets, 4 bonds

21
Q

109° bond angle

22
Q

4 electron sets, 3 bonds, 1 lone pair

A

trigonal pyramidal

23
Q

< 109° bond angle

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trigonal pyramidal

24
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4 electron sets, 2 bonds, 2 lone pairs

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<< 109° angle
bent
26
additive in plastics that separates layers
oleamide
27
protein found in red muscles, supplier of oxygen
myoglobin
28
part of myoglobin that filters CO to absorb O2
histidine
29
how molecules interact with other molecules
intermolecular forces of attraction
30
IMFA between ionic and polar molecules
ion-dipole
31
IMFA between two polar molecules
dipole-dipole
32
dipole-dipole interaction involving hydrogen
hydrogen bonding
33
atoms that can interact with hydrogen in hydrogen bonding
hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine
34
IMFA present in all molecules between the electrons at the end of orbitals
london dispersion forces
35
rank the four IMFAs !!
ion-dipole > hydrogen > dipole-dipole > london dispersion
36
the stronger the IMFA, the ___ the boiling point
higher
37
separation of compounds based on polarity where a solvent passes through a stationary phase
chromatography
38
"polar components travel farther if mobile phase is polar"
like dissolves like
39
building blocks of fat in our bodies with both polar and nonpolar compounds
fatty acids
40
mixture that helps mixing immiscible compounds together
surfacants