Chapter 5 Compounds Flashcards

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Ionic bond

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bond formed from the electrostatic interaction between cations and anions.

Metal and nonmetals

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Covalent bond

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bond formed when electrons are shared

nonmetal and nonmetal

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3
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Metallic bond

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bond formed from loosely held electrons

electron sea model, metal and metal

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4
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Valance electron

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electron in the outermost shell

highest energy electron: Group 1,2,13,18

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5
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Octet Rule

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atoms will react(gain, lose,share electrons) so that they have 8 electrons in the outer-shell

exception: H,He,Li,Be,B

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6
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Chemical Formula

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a listing of the type of atoms(element) and the number of each type

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7
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Lattice energy

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the energy associated with forming a crystalline lattice

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8
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Crystalline lattice

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alternating array of cations and anions(3 dimensional)

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9
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Ionic compounds

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compounds formed from cations

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10
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Writing formulas

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  1. known the expected charges
    group 1: 1+ group 14: none
    group 2: 2+ group 15: 3-
    group 13: 3+ group 16: 2- group 17: -1
  2. the formula is written so that the sum of the charges is zero
  3. the formula always represents the lowest ratio
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Polyatomic

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a group of atoms that form an ion

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12
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Naming Ionic compounds

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  1. naming cations
    a) main group element
    group: 1,2,13-18
    these cations are named by adding the term ion
    b) metals with varying charges
    group:3-12,Sn,Pb
    these are named with the charge given in Roman numeral filled by ion (I,II,III,IV,V,VI)

2.Naming anions
anions are named by modifying the base with the suffix -ide ion

3. know the polyatomic ion
hypo\_\_\_\_ite
                -ite fewer oxygen
                -ate more oxygen
per\_\_\_\_\_ate

ionic compounds are named by naming the cation anion

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13
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Hydrates

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ionic compounds with a specific number of water molecules incorporated into its crystalline structure

name the ionic compound, then indicate the number of waters using the greek prefixes followed by the term hydrate.

1: mono 6:hexa
2: di 7:hepta
3: tri 8:octa
4: tetra 9:noma
5: penta 10:deca

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14
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Covalent bond

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bond formed from sharing electrons

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15
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Molecule

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two or more atoms chemically joined

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16
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compound

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two or more different atoms

17
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atomic elements

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elements that exist as single atoms

18
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molecular elements

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elements that exist as molecules

19
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diatomic elements

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H2,N2,O2,F2,Cl2,Br2,I,2

20
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empirical formula

A

lowest ration of atoms

alway for ionic compounds

21
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molecular formula

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the exact ration of atoms

22
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structural formula

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formula that shows how the atoms are attached

23
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naming covalent compounds

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1.name the compounds as if it were ionic
1st element unmodified
2nd element -ide suffix

  1. indicate the numbers of each element using the Greek prefixes
  2. Drop the -a or -o in the prefix when used with oxygen
24
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Mass percent

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the fraction percentages composition of an element in a compound by mass

(Total mass of elementsX(in 1 mole)/molar mass of compound)x100

  1. convert gram to moles
  2. divide by smallest number of moles
  3. if there are still decimal clear decimal as follows:
  4. 5•2
  5. 33•3
  6. 25•4
  7. 20•5