Chapter 6&7: Atoms, Ionic & Covalent Bonds Flashcards

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1
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Name all of the atomic models in order.

A

Plum pudding model
Nuclear model
Planetary model
Electron cloud model/quantum mechanical model

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2
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Name the scientist that made the atomic model:
Plum pudding model-

A

Joseph John Thompson/J.J. Thompson

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3
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Name the scientist that made the atomic model:
Nuclear model-

A

Ernest Rutherford

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4
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Name the scientist that made the atomic model:
Planetary model-

A

Neils Bohr

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5
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Name the scientist that made the atomic model:
Electron cloud model/quantum mechanical model-

A

Erwin Schrodinger

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6
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What year was the plum pudding model proposed?

A

1904

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7
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What year was the Nuclear model proposed?

A

1911

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8
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What year was the planetary model proposed?

A

1913

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9
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What year was the electron cloud model/quantum mechanical model proposed?

A

1926

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10
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What does LEDS mean?

A

Lewis Electron-Dot System/Structure

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11
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What is the outer most electron called?

A

Valence electron

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12
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How do we determine the Valence electron of an element

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Number of group= Valence electron (if it has double digits then disregard the first digit)

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13
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The total number of electrons that an atom can either gain or lose in order to form chemical bonds with another atom.

A

Oxidation number

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14
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What happens if the atom gains or loses an electron/s?

A

It becomes an ion

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15
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An atom that gives/loses an electron.

A

Cation

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16
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An atom that receives/gains electrons.

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Anion

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17
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Metallic elements usually give electrons, they are (cations, anions)

A

Cations

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18
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Oxidation number of Calcium

A

Ca’2+

19
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Oxidation number of Nitrogen

A

N’3-

20
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Valence electron of Hydrogen

A

1

21
Q

Valence electron of Oxygen

A

6

22
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Oxidation number of Oxygen

A

O’2-

23
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The tendency of atoms to prefer to have eight electrons in the valence shell. Also known as the rule of eight.

A

Octet rule

24
Q

Who use the gold foil method and found that the atom is mostly empty space and has a mass of positively charged center?

A

Ernest Rutherford

25
Q

Which atomic model’s electrons travel in a specific orbit however it failed to explain the atomic properties of other elements besides hydrogen?

A

Planetary model

26
Q

What are the two ways in writing chemical formula for ionic compounds?

A

Criss-cross method, arrow method

27
Q

What is an ionic bond?

A

Combination of metal and nonmetal

28
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What is a covalent bond?

A

A combination of two nonmetals

29
Q

What does the crisscross method use? What does the arrow method use?

A

Oxidation number, valence electron

30
Q

What is the one similarity between naming ionic and covalent compounds?

A

-ide

31
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True or false:
Only the second element that is being named end with -ide

A

True

32
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True or false:
Covalent compounds are a combination of a metal and a nonmetal of element while ionic arena combination of two nonmetals.

A

False

33
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True or false:
Oxidation number does not include the octet rule

A

False

34
Q

What is the ion name of Carbon?

A

Carbide

35
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What is the ion name for Phosphorus?

A

Phosphide

36
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What is the ion name for Oxygen?

A

Oxide

37
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What are the prefixes of covalent compounds? Name them in order from 1-10

A
  1. Mono-
  2. Di-
  3. Tri-
  4. Tetra-
  5. Penta-
  6. Hex-
  7. Hept-
  8. Octo-
  9. Nono-
  10. Deca-
38
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What is the prefix for 2?

A

Di

39
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What is the prefix for 6?

A

Hexa

40
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What is the prefix for 5

A

Penta

41
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What is the prefix for 1?

A

Mono

42
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What is the prefix for 10?

A

Deca

43
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What atomic model showed that protons are localized at the nucleus but failed to discuss the movement or lack the movement among electrons around the nucleus?

A

Nuclear model