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Chemical Bonding? (Valence)

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Valence are electrons are the only electrons involved in chemical Bonding

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Who discovered the Octet rule

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Gilbert Lewis

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What is the Octet/duet Rule

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When trying to form compounds, atoms tend to achieve the electron configuration of a noble gass
atoms having 8 electrons on outer shell
Hydrogen is the only exception

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4
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What do atoms of metals tend to do

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they tend to lose their electron leaving a complete octet in the next lowest energy

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5
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Ionic Bond

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Happens with metals to non metals
Basically steals electrons
Results in anion and cation sharing
Happens when electronegativity is above 2
Formula unit?

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Metallic Bonds

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Metals to Metals
The forces of attraction between the free floating valence electrons and the positively charged metal ions.
Basically holds metals together
sea of electrons?
it is a lattice pattern (regular repeating pattern)
all the atoms are positive

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7
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Covalent Bonds

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happens in non metals
Shared
happens when difference is less than 1.7
Atoms share electron
Can be polar or non polar

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8
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Covalent Bonds (Polar)

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Difference is 0.5 - 1.7
one atom is getting slightly pulled away

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Covalent Bond (Non polar) (pure)

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Difference is less than 0.5
The electrons are shared evenly
No partial charges
Glue together to form one or more molecule

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10
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Electronegativity

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The ability of an atom to attract an electron to itself within a chemical bond

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11
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Metallic Compounds

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Malleable (bent into any shape)
Ductility
conduct heat and electricity
high melting and boiling point

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12
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Ductility

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Able to be drawn to thin wires

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13
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Ionic Compounds

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always crystal solid at room temp
high boiling and melting point (thousand degree or more)
Conduct electricity when dissolved

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14
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Molecular Compound

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usually liquids or gasses
some solids are sugars
low melting and boiling points
strong odor

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15
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Law of Multiple Proportions

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Discovered by John Dalton
when two elements combine to form a compound the masses of the two elements have a ration of whole numbers

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16
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Law of Definite Proportions

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Discovered by Proust
A compound formed by elements in same ratios
like 8:1 stuff
for h20

17
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Electronegativity trend

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F is the most electronegative
Noble gasses are not electronegative

18
Q

Monoatomic Ions

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Single atom with a positive or neg charge, from a loss or gain of one or more

19
Q

Resonance

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It cannot be expressed by a single strucutre
Different forms of what the strucutre can look like

20
Q

Halidies

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F-
Cl-
Br-
I-

21
Q

Lewis structures form what bond

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Covalenet