Ch. 3 Compounds (test 2) Flashcards

1
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Define: Ions

A

When an atom or group of atoms gains or loses electrons.

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2
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Ions have an ______ number of protons and electrons.

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Unequal

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3
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Metals _____ electrons to produce positively charged ions called ______.

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Lose Cation

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4
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Nonmetals _____ electrons to produce negatively-charged ions called _____.

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Gain Anions

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5
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How can the electron dot structure of a representative element atom be used to predict the charge of a monoatomic ion.

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The electron dot structure will show the number of VE’s and its charge will be how many electrons it needs to gain or lose to become an octet.

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6
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Ca 2+ has 20 protons and _____ electrons.

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18 electrons

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7
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Ca has 20 protons and ______ electrons.

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20 electrons

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8
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O 2- has 8 protons and _____ electrons.

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10 electrons

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9
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O has 8 protons and _____ electrons.

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8 electrons

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10
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Fe has 26 protons and ____ electrons.

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26 electrons

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11
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Fe 2+ has 26 protons and _____ electrons.

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24 electrons

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12
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FE 3+ has 26 protons and _____ electrons.

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23 electrons

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13
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When naming _____ that form two or more ions, a roman numeral is used to indicate the charge.

A

Metals

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14
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-Ous =

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Lower charge

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15
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-Ic =

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Higher charge

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16
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Define: Octet Rule

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Atoms gain, lose, or share valence electrons in order to end up with 8 VE’s.

17
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Define: Compound

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Contains two or more elements.

18
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Define: Ionic Compound

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When a cation(+) and an anion(-) interact.

19
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Ionic compounds are always _______.

A

Neutral

20
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Cations and anions are held together by an _____.

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Ionic bond. (metal + nonmetal)

21
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What is an Ionic bond and how to you name Ionic bonds?

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Metal + nonmetal Metal 1st, nonmetal ends with -ide

22
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What is a covalent bond?

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VE’s are shared between two atoms.

23
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Define: Molecules

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Uncharged groups of atoms connected to one another by covalent bonds.

24
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Single Bonds =

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1 pair of e’s is shared by 2 atoms.

25
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Double Bonds =

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2 pairs of e’s shared by 2 atoms.

26
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Tripple Bonds =

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3 pairs of e’s shared by 2 atoms.

27
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Naming Binary Molecules: Mono = _____

A

1

28
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Naming Binary Molecules: Di = _____

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2

29
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Naming Binary Molecules: Tri = _____

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3

30
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Naming Binary Molecules: Tetra = _____

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4

31
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Naming Binary Molecules: Penta = _____

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5

32
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Naming Binary Molecules: Hexa = _____

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6

33
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Binary Molecules contain just ____ different elements.

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2