Chapter 2: Structure of Molecules and Compounds Flashcards

1
Q

atoms of reactive elements tend to combine into molecules

A

chemical bonds

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2
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Ion-

covalent-

A

give

share

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3
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result from electrical attractions between atoms that gain or lose valence electrons completely

A

ionic bonds

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4
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when atoms share a pair of valence electrons rather than gaining or losing

A

covalent bonds

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5
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measure of an atoms attraction for the electrons it shares in a chemical bond with another atom

A

electronegativity

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6
Q

electrons are shared equally

A

nonpolar covalent bond

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7
Q

shared unequally

A

polar covalent bond

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8
Q

attractions between partially positive hydrogen atoms and partially negative atoms sharing in a different covalent bond
NOS

A

hydrogen bonds

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9
Q

result form the asymmetric distribution of electrons in atoms’ outer shells

A

van der waals interactions

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10
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polar molecules that associate readily with water (water loving)

A

hydrophilic

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11
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nonpolar substances that are excluded by water and other polar molecules
water fearing

A

hydrophobic

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12
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polar molecules attract other polar molecules and charged ions and molecules
-tend to exclude nonpolar molecules

A

polar associations

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13
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  • excluded nonpolar molecules tend to clump together

- reduce the surface area exposed to the surrounding polar environment

A

nonpolar associations

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