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Chapter 5: Chemical Bonds and Compounds Flashcards

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1
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Where do Valence Electrons exist?

A

In the highest occupied energy level

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What do Valence Electrons control?

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A elements reactivity

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Octet rule

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Atoms want to lose, gain, or share electrons in order to become neutral.

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4
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How many electrons are needed for a element to become neutral?

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8

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5
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Lewis Dot Symbol

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Shows the total amount of valence electrons in a element

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6
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How is the Lewis Dot Symbol depicted?

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Dots surrounding a atomic symbol

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7
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What are ions?

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Atoms with either a positive or negative charge

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8
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What are Cations?

A

Metal ions with a positive charge

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9
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Cations fulfill the Octet Rule by..

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losing electrons

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10
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How many electrons are lost in Group 1A?

A

1

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11
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How many electrons are lost in Group 2A?

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2

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12
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How many electrons are lost in Group 3A (Al)?

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3

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13
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What is unique about a transition metals charge?

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They can form more than one positive charge

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14
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What are Anions?

A

Non-metal ions w/ a negative charge

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15
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Anions fulfill Octets rule by…

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Gaining Electrons

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16
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How many electrons does Group 7A need to gain, in order to fulfull Octets Rule?

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1

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17
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How many electrons does Group 6A need to gain, in order to fulfill Octets Rule?

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2

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18
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How many electrons does Group 5A need to gain, in order to fulfill Octets Rule?

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3

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19
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What is are Polyatomic Ions?

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Groups of charged atoms

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20
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Example of Polyatomic Atoms Include…

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Nitrate, Nitrite, Bicarbonate, Hydroxide, and Cyanide

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21
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What is an Ionic Bond?

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An attraction between oppositely charged ions

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22
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What is a Ionic Compound composed of?

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charged ions

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23
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How does a compound form?

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when a electron transfer occurs

24
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Ionic compounds are always…

A

Neutral

25
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What kind of structure is formed from an ionic compound?

A

Large crystalline structures

26
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In a formula, which charged element goes first?

A

the element with a positive charge

27
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In a formula, which charged element goes last?

A

the element with a negative charge

28
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[ 2+ , - ]

A

Needs two neutral ions for every 2+ charge

29
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[ + , - ]

A
30
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[3+ , - ]

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Needs three _______, for every _______

31
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[ 2+ , - ]

A
32
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How is a cantion named in a formula?

A

by the name of the metal

33
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How is a antion named in a formula?

A

the name of the non-metal w/ an -ide ending

34
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How are poly-atomic atoms named in a formula?

A

with an -ate or -ide ending

35
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What do roman numerals depict in a ionic compounds formula?

A

charges of an ion

36
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What is the name of NaCl?

A

Sodium Chloride

37
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What is the name of K2S?

A

Potassium Sulfide

38
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What is the name of AlBr3?

A

Aluminum Bromide

39
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What is the name of MgSO4

A

MgSO4Magnesium Sulfate?

40
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What is the name of CuCl?

A

Copper (I) Chloride

41
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Ionic Lattices are…

A

an array of positive and negative ions

42
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What is a Formula Unit?

A

the smallest amount of ions needed to form a neutral ionic compound

43
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What happens in a Covalent Bond?

A

Electrons are shared between two non-metal atoms

44
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What does a Molecular Formula show?

A

how many atoms are in a molecule

45
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Dots =

A

unshared electron

46
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Dashes =

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Bonded electron

47
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(1)

A

mono

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(2)

A

di

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(3)

A

tri

50
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(4)

A

tetra

51
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(5) penta

A
52
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(6)

A

hexa

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(7)

A

hepta

54
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(8)

A

octa

55
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(9)

A

nona

56
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(10)

A

deca

57
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How do you name a Covalent Bond?

A

1st element prefix + element name
* mono can be skipped
2nd element prefit + element - ide

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