Molecular and ionic compounds Flashcards

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1
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What are the ionic compounds?

A

CaS and K3N

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2
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How do Yk they are ionic compounds?

A

1 metal and 1 non- metal

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3
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How would the atomic structure of cesium be different from that of rubidium?

A

Rubidium has one less shell.

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4
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Draw an ion with 2-

A

O (2,6) to O(2,8 with 2-)

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5
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What atom has the same structure?

A

Neon N(2,8)

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6
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Sketch argon

A

Ar ( 2, 8, 8)

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7
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1 metal and 1non-metal

A

Cl 1- and K 1+

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8
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Draw methane

A

CH4

4x H (2 bonds)
C (8 bonds around)

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9
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What kind of bond is it?

A

Covalent bonds

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10
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Single covalent bond?

A

H2

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11
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Stick diagram

A

H-H

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12
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What is an easy way to remember diatomic molecules?

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H O F Br I N Cl

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13
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Difference between ion and atom of elements?

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Ions have a positive or negative charge, while atoms don’t

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14
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Why do atoms stay close together in a molecular compound?

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They stay together because of covalent bonds, meaning they share electrons through valence shells.

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15
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Draw an alkali metal and a halogen

A

Na (2,8,1) F (2,7)

To

Na (2,8) F(2,8)

Na 1+ and F1-

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16
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Give the chemical formula

17
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What does each spring represent?

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1 spring= 1 covalent bonding