Chapter 2 Flashcards

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What are polar covalent bonds?

A
  • Unsymmetrical bonds
  • Difference in E.N.
  • contain dipoles
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What are nonsymmetrical compounds considered?

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Nonsymmetrical compounds are considered polar.

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What are symmetrical compounds considered?

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Symmetrical compounds are considered nonpolar.

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4
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What is the inductive effect?

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The inductive effect is induced polarity in a molecule or the shifting of an electron in a bond in response to electronegativity of nearby atoms

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True or False: Something that has the inductive effect is a lot more stable than something that does not have inductive effect.

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This is true. Something that has the inductive effect is a lot more stable than something that does not have it.

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If a molecule has inductive effect does that mean it is polar or nonpolar?

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If a molecule has an inductive effect then the molecule is polar.

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True or False: Nonpolar molecules are more stable than polar molecules.

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This is false. Polar molecules are more stable than nonpolar molecules.

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True or False: Nonpolar compounds have lower boiling and melting point than polar compounds.

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This is True. Polar compounds have a high boiling and melting point than nonpolar compounds.

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