Bonding Flashcards

1
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Ionic bonds

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Occur between a metal cation and a nonmetal anion, and they share electrons

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2
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Formula unit

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Neutral group of atoms joined by ionic bonds, and the lowest whole number ratio of ions in a compound

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3
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Chemical formula

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Indicates the number and charge of the atoms in a substance

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4
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Polyatomic ions

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Ions made of more than one atom

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5
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Covalent bonds

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Occur between 2 nonmetals, is the sharing of electrons

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6
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Molecule

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Neutral group of atoms joined by covalent bonds

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7
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Single bond

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Sharing of 1 pair of electrons

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8
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Double bond

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Sharing of 2 pairs of electrons

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9
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Triple bond

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Sharing of 3 pairs of electrons

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10
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Metallic bonding

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Occurs between 2 metals, electrons are held in the “sea of electrons”

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11
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Intermolecular forces of attraction

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Attractive forces between molecules

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12
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Intramolecular forces of attraction

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Attractive forces within a molecule, true chemical bonds

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13
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Dipole forces

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Intermolecular forces between 2 polar molecules with dipole movements

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14
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Hydrogen bonding

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Intermolecular forces between hydrogen and highly electronegative oxygen, nitrogen, or fluorine (both molecules must have dipole-dipole forces)

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15
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London dispersion forces

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Weak intermolecular forces between 2 nonpolar molecules, larger mass molecules have a greater amount of this force

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16
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Van Waal’s forces

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Weak and temporary intermolecular forces between molecules, assumed to be found in all molecules

17
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VSEPR Theory

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Theory that predicts shapes of compounds bases on lone electron pairs

18
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Linear shape

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Has 2 electron domains, no unbonded pairs, and 2 bonded pairs

19
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Transonal plane shape

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Has 3 electron domains, no unbonded pairs, and 3 bonded pairs

20
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Pyramidal shape

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Has 4 electron domains, 1 unbonded pair, and 3 bonded pairs

21
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Bent shape

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4/3 electron domains, 2/1 unbonded pairs, and 2 bonded pairs

22
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Tetrahederal shape

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4 electron domains, 0 unbonded pairs, and 4 bonded pairs

23
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Binary Ionic Compound

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Compound with 2 elements, ex. NaCl

24
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Ternary Ionic Compound

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Compound with 3 elements, 2 are in a polyatomic ion

25
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Fixed Charged Ions

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Ions with only 1 possible charge, ex. group 1A all have a +1 charge

26
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Variable Charge Ions

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Metals that have several charges, transition metals

27
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Acids

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Compounds containing 1 or more hydrogen atoms and produce H+ when dissolved in water