chapter 7 Flashcards

1
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valence electrons

A

electrons in the highest occupied energy level

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2
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number of valence electrons determines

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chemical properties of an element

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3
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lewis dot structures

A

show valence electrons as dots

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4
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octet rule

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in forming compounds, atoms tend to achieve the electron config of a noble gas

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5
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noble gases are

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unreactive in chemical reactions

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6
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atoms of which elemnts tend to lose valence electrons?

A

metals

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7
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atoms of which elements tend to gain electrons?

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nonmetals

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8
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cations

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positive, formed by loss of electrons

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9
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anions

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negative, formed by gaining electrons

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10
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metals make

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cations

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11
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nonmetals make

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anions

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12
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halide ions

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produced when halogens gain electrons

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13
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ionic compounds

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compounds composed of cations and anions

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14
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ionic bonds

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electrostatic forces that hold ions together in ionic compounds

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15
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formula unit

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lowest whole number ratio of ions in an ionic compound

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16
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properties of iconic compounds

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solid at room temp, high melting points, good conductors when a solution or melted

17
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structure of ionic compounds

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crystalline

18
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coordination number

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number of ions of opposite charge that surrounded the ion in a crystal

19
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valence elcectrons of metal atoms can be modeled as

A

sea of electrons

20
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metals are

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ductile

21
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exceptions to octet rule

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hydrogen, boron needs 6, some elemts in period 3 or higher can have more than 8

22
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alloys

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mixtures of two or more elements, at least one of which is a metal