Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Atomic number

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The number of protons in its nucleus

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Organic chemistry

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Compounds that contain carbon

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Mass number

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The sum of its protons and neutrons

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Isotopes

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Isotopes have the same atomic number but different mass numbers

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Atomic weight

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The average mass of its atoms

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Quantum mechanics

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The realization that electrons have wavelike properties.

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Atomic orbitals

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Sub shells in shells

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First shell

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Atomic orbitals: s
Number of atomic orbitals: 1
Max number of electrons: 2

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Second shell

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Atomic orbitals: s,p
Number of atomic orbitals: 1,3
Max number of electrons: 8

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Third shell

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Atomic orbitals: s,p,d
Number of atomic orbitals: 1,3,5
Maximum number of electrons: 18

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Fourth shell

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Atomic orbitals: s,p,d,f
Number of atomic orbitals: 1,3,5,7
Maximum number of electrons:32

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Formal Charge

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is the number of valence electrons- number of lone pair electrons + 1/2 number of bonding electrons.

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none bonding electrons/ lone pair electrons

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valence elevtrons not used in bonding.

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carbocation

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A species containing a positively charged carbon.

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Carbanion

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A species containing a negatively charged carbon.

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Radical

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A species containing an atom with a single unpaired electron.

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Heisenberg uncertainty principle

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states that both the precise location and the exact momentum of an atomic particle cannot be simultaneously determined, we can never say precisely where an electron is–we can only describe its probable location.

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what holds two hydrogen atoms together?

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The attraction of the two negatively charged electrons for the two positively charged nuclei

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bond dissociation

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the bond strength- is the energy required to break a bond.

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To determine the orbitals including hybridization…

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Count the atoms and lone pairs attached to the center atom.

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Bond angles in NH3

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The experimentally observed bond angle in h2o is?

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Methyl cation

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(+CH3)
The positively charged carbon in the methyl cation is bonded to three atoms.so it hybridizes three orbitals.
Forms 3 covalent bonds

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Methyl radical

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(*CH3)
The carbon atom in the methyl radical is also sp2 hybridized.
Has one more electron then then the methyl cation

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Methyl anion

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(-:CH3)

The negatively charged carbon in the methyl anion has three pairs of bonding electrons and one lone pair.