Chapter 1: Periodic table, Fill in the blank Flashcards

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  1. Elements in the same group share similar chemical properties because they have the same number of __________ in their outermost shell.
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Answer: electrons

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  1. Most elements in the periodic table are __________, found on the left and center.
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Answer: metals

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  1. Metalloids are found along the dividing line between __________ and __________.
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Answer: metals; non-metals

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  1. The atomic number represents the number of __________ in the nucleus of an atom.
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Answer: protons

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  1. Noble gases, such as __________ and __________, do not easily form compounds.
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Answer: helium; neon

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  1. Organic molecules are primarily constructed from the element __________.
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Answer: carbon

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  1. Carbon can form various different bonding arrangements with elements such as nitrogen (N), oxygen (O), sulfur (S), and __________.
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Answer: phosphorus

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  1. To understand the structure and bonding of organic molecules, we must first know about __________ bonds and __________ bonds.
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Answer: ionic; covalent

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  1. Ionic or covalent bonds form because the atoms involved need to achieve filled electron shells and a stable __________ gas configuration.
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Answer: noble

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  1. In an ionic bond, this is achieved by the __________ of electrons, while in a covalent bond, it is achieved by the __________ of electrons.
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Answer: exchange; sharing

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  1. Covalent bonds involving different atoms are usually __________, with greater electron density found on the more electronegative atom.
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Answer: polarized

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  1. The __________ electronegativity scale provides a means to compare electronegativities of bonded atoms.
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Answer: Pauling

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  1. Covalent bonds can be illustrated using _________ structures, where two dots represent the pair of electrons involved in a covalent bond.
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Answer: Lewis

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  1. End-on overlap of atomic orbitals leads to __________ molecular orbitals
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Answer: σ bond

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  1. Side-on overlap of p orbitals leads to a __________ molecular orbital.
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Answer: π bond

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16
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  1. Aromatic compounds are stabilized through_________ delocalization of π electrons.
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Answer: resonance

17
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  1. According to Hückel’s rule, a planar ring system must have __________ π electrons to be considered aromatic.
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Answer: 4n + 2

18
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  1. In pyridine, nitrogen contributes __________ electron to the π system of the ring.
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Answer: one

19
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  1. Compounds like benzene and __________ enjoy special stabilization due to resonance.
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Answer: naphthalene