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Types of bonds

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Ionic and covalent

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Ionic bonds

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Found in ionic compounds, electrons are transferred (stolen), bond occurs between ions

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Covalent bonds

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Found in molecular compounds, electrons are shared between two atoms, octet rule

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Octet rule

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Atoms are stable when they have a full valence shell

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Exception to octet rule

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Boron(6) hydrogen(2) and helium

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Covalent and ionic compounds are both

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Intramolecular bonds

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Lewis diagram or electron dot diagrams

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Octet rule

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Lewis diagram rule 1

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Count total number of valence electrons for molecule

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Lewis diagram rule 2

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Write central atom first

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Lewis diagram rule 3

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Attach remaining elements around central element as symmetrical as possible using a pair of electrons

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Lewis diagram rule 4

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Any remaining electrons are placed around outside atoms

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Lewis diagram rule 5

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Remaining electrons are placed on central atom

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Lewis diagram rule 6

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If octets are still not full, share pairs

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Lewis diagram rule 7

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If it’s charged, put brackets outside with charge

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VSEPR theory

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Valence shell electron pair repulsion

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VSEPR shape 1

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Linear, central atom has 0 line pairs and 2 bonding groups

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VSEPR shape 2

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Bent/ v shaped, central atom must have 2 lone pairs and 2 bonding groups

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VSEPR shape 3

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Trigonal planar, central atom must have 0 lines pairs and 3 bonding groups

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VSEPR shape 4

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Trigonal pyramidal, central atom must have 1 lone pair and 3 bonding groups

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VSEPR shape 5

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Tetrahedral, central atom must have 0 lone pairs and 4 bonding groups

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Electronegativity

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A number that describes the ability of an atom to attract a pair of bonding electrons in its valence level

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Polar bonds

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The difference is greater than 0.4

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Non polar bonds

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Polar is 0.4 or less

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Polar bonds exist when?

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Electrons are shared unequally

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Non polar bonds exist when?

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Electrons are shared equally

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Intramolecular bonds

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Ionic (stealing)
Covalent (sharing)

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Covalent bonds

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Polar
Non polar

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Intra

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Within

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Inter

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Between

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Intermolecular forces

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Hold one molecule to another

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3 types of IMFs

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LDF, DD, HB

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LDF

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Temporary attraction between two atoms, in all molecules
More electrons the higher the LDF

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DD

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Permanent attraction, all polar molecules

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HB

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Hydrogen attached directly to either a nitrogen, oxygen or fluorine, has to be polar

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