Bonding and Water Review Flashcards

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1
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A substance made up of two or more atoms ina fixed proportion.

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Compound

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2
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True or False: The properties of a compound are different from the properties of the elemnts that make up the compound.

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True

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3
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H2O is a chemical _______________.

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Formula

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4
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How many different elements make up H2SO4 ?

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Three

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5
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How many total atoms are there in a H2SO4 molecule?

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Seven

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6
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When atoms form compounds teh ultimate goal is for all the atoms to become chemically ___________.

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Stable

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7
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What subatomic particles interact when bondng?

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Electrons

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8
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When an atom of an element is stable the outer energy level ( with the excepetion of He and H) has _________ electrons.

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Eight

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9
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Hydrogen only needs _______ electrons to be stable.

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Two

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10
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When atoms form compounds, they will do one of three things with their valence electrons. What are those three things?

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Gain, lose or share

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11
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The attractive force that holds the atoms of a compound together.

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chemical bond

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12
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The noble gases in group 18 do not naturally form compounds because their outer energy level is _________.

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full

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13
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This type of bond is formed between two opossitely charged ions. When one atoms gains an electron(s) and the other losses an electron(s).

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ionic

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14
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A positiveley charged ion is a __________.

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cation

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15
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A negatively charged ion is a ___________.

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anion

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16
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A compound is electrically neutral because it has the same number of __________ as it does __________.

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electrons, protons

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17
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The ability of an atom to attract bonding electrons.

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Electronegativity

18
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As you go rightward and upward on the periodic table, electronegativity ___________.

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increases

19
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When atoms share electrons in a bons, this is a(n) _____________ bond.

A

covalent

20
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___________ covalent bonds form beteen atoms of elements that have different electronegativity.

A

Polar

21
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____________ covalent bonds fornm between atoms of elements that are the same.

A

Nonpolar

22
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A __________ shows the direction of the pull of the electrons in a bond.

A

dipole

23
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Two shared electrons make a ____________ covalent bond.

A

single

24
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Four shared electrons make a _____________ covalent bond.

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double

25
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Six shared electrons make a ________ covalent bond.

A

triple

26
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Water contains ___________ covalent bonds between hydrogen and oxygen and the overlal molecule is _________.

A

polar, polar

27
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The bondthat forms between water molecules is a __________ bond.

A

hydrogen

28
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Water has a ________ boiling point compared to other polar covalent substances due to the strong forces between the hydrogen bonds.

A

high

29
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Whay is water called the universal solvent?

A

It has the ability to dissolve many other like substances as well as ionic compounds

30
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An ionic compound breaks apart into anions and cations when dissolved in water, because they are more ___________ to water molecules than they are to one another.

A

attracted

31
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A property that causes like molecules to stick to one another.

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cohesion

32
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A property that causes molecules of different substances to stick to one another.

A

adhesion

33
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water naturally forms into _____________ drops because this shape requires the least amount of energy.

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spherical

34
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When water moves upward due to adhesion and cohesion.

A

capillary action

35
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The elastic surface of a liquid caused by the attraction of the particles to one another under the surface is called surface ___________.

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tension

36
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Because water has a _________ heat of vaporization it creates a “blanket” that keeps the Earth warm at night.

A

high

37
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The density of solid water is _________ the density of liquid water.

A

less than

38
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Whe water freezes the density decreases because the volume ____________.

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increases

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