Unit 4 #1 Flashcards

1
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ionic bonds

A

giving and losing, positive or negative ions, (ex: sodium chloride, sodium becomes positive, chlorine becomes negative)

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2
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IMPORTANT THINGY!

A

atoms want to be a lower energy state (sometimes when two atoms come together, it is because when they are seperated, they are at a higher energy state than together)

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3
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covalent bond

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(ex: 2 hydrogen atoms comes together and share electrons and become H2), SHARING ELECTRONS

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4
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bond energy

A

the energy required to break a bond

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5
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colulmobus law

A

used to calculate the bond energy

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6
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electronegativity

A

the ability of an atom in a molecule to attract shared electrons to itself

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7
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the electron negativey in a periodic table

A

increaes as you go RIGHT and UP

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8
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if the electronegativity is big….

A

it is ionic

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9
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if the electronegantivity is small/ zero

A

covalent

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10
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if the electrogneativity is intermediate

A

it is a polar covalent

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11
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dipolar

A

molecule that has a center of positive and center of negative charge

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12
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the size of atoms periodic table

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  • down: size increaes
  • side to side: depends on atomic number and what group you are in
  • AS ATOMIC NUMBER INCREASES, SIZE DECREASES
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13
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localized electron bonding model (LE model)

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a molecule is composed of atoms that are bound together by sharing pairs of electrons using the atomic orbitals of the bond atoms (electrons in bonding pairs and lone pairs)

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14
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electrons in bonding pairs

A

shared between atoms

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15
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lone pairs

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not shared

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16
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the goal of LE model

A

to describe the structure of valence electrons

17
Q

“ane”

A

all single bonds

18
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“ene”

A

contains one double bond

19
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“yne”

A

contains one triple bond

20
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formula charges

A

number of valence electrons in element minus number of valence electrons assigned to the atom in the molecule (cannot double count covalent bonds)

21
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IMPORTANT THINGY #2

A

atoms in molecules try to achieve a formula charge as close to 0 as possible, any negative charge should go to the more electrognetaive element

22
Q

polarity

A

it increases as the difference in elecronegativity increases

23
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two nonmetals

A

form covalent bonds

24
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a nonmetal and a representative-groiup metal group

A

binary ionic compound

25
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cation

A

lost

26
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anion

A

gain