Chapter 3 Test 3.1

Question 1

Chemical bond

Answer 1

Links between two or more atoms that hold the atoms together, they are formed when atoms gain or lose electrons or when they share electrons

Question 2

Covalent compounds

Answer 2

Compounds such as water in which two atoms share a pair of electrons, combine to form molecules.
Bound together by sharing one or more pair of electrons. If atoms share electrons then there cove lent. Form when non-metals atoms bond together by sharing there electrons

Question 3

Ionic compounds

Answer 3

Compounds such as table salt, in which oppositely charged ions come together because of mutual attraction. Atoms gain or lose electrons to form ions. They form between Metals and non- metals

Question 4

Polyotomic compounds

Answer 4

Compound that contains one or more atoms. A molecular ion composed of more then one type of atom joined by covenant bonds. “Poly” means many. Ones with 3 elements in a formula, a combonation. Some molecules gain and lose one or more electrons as their atoms combine to form a molecule, when doing this they become a molecular ion
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Question 5

Example of : covalent compound

Answer 5

“2-1 realationship” : H2O would be an example, water is covalent , water is

Question 6

Example of : ionic compound

Answer 6

Sodium chloride

Question 7

Example of : polyotomic compound

Answer 7

Many common ones, one kind is carbonate CO3,2- helps form a delicate shell of a robins egg, hydroxide cation - OH1

Question 8

What is an Ionic Lattice

Answer 8

Repeating pattern of positive and negative ions forming an ionic compound. Often used in the ionic compound