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Electrons are transferred; electronegativity differences are generally greater than 1.7; formation is always exothermic

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ionic bonding

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Electronegativity difference is not the final determination of __ __; compounds are ionic if they conduct electricity in their __ state

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ionic charactermolten

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__ are larger than __ because of higher effective nuclear charge

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anions, cations

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Ionic compounds form solid crystals at __ temperatures; ionic compounds organize in a characteristic __ __ of alternating positive and negative ions; all __ are ionic compounds and form crystals

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ordinarycrystal latticesalts

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Properties of Ionic compounds:Structure:Melting point:Boiling point:Electrical conductivity:Solubility in H2O:

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Structure: crystalline solidsMelting point: generally highBoiling point: generally highElectrical conductivity: excellent conductors in molten and aqueous statesSolubility in H2O: generally soluble

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Ionic size from largest to smallest with charges:3+, 2+, +, -, 2-

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2- > - > + > 2+ > 3+

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Greater the effective nuclear charge, __ the ionic size

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smaller

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nonmetal atoms come together to form bonds to become more stable by sharing electrons to achieve a noble gas electron configuration; type of bond that holds atoms together in a molecule

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covalent bonding

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atoms form covalent bonds in such a way that all atoms get 8 electrons in its highest occupied energy level, except hydrogen which only needs 2 electrons

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octet rule

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ability of an atom in a bond to attract shared electrons to itself; __ across a period and up a group

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electronegativityincreases

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electrons are equally shared; electronegativity difference of 0 - .4

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Non polar-covalent bonds

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electrons are unequally shared; electronegativity difference of .5 - 1.7; has two poles- a positive and negative end

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polar covalent bond

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Polar bonds:electrons concentrate around the more __ atom in a molecule; atom gains a partial __ charge; since electrons spend __ time around the other atom, other atom gains a partial __ charge

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electronegativenegativelesspositive

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Covalent bonding forces:Electron - electron __ forcesProton - proton __ forcesElectron - proton __ forces

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repulsiverepulsiveattractive

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1) Longest and weakest bonds2) shortest and stronger than single bonds3) shortest and strongest type of covalent bond

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1) single bonds2) double bonds3) triple bonds

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distance between the nuclei of two covalently bonded atoms; optimum distance __ attraction, __ repulsions

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bond lengthmaximizingminimizing

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Shorter bond length = __ bond energy = __ bondBonds b/w elements become __ and __ as multiplicity increases

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higherstrongershorterstronger

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polarity depends on __ __ and __ around central atom

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individual bondsgeometry

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representative elements generally form __ to achieve a noble gas configuration

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ions

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ions from representative metals are usually __ with one of the noble gases (have the same electron configuration)

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isoelectronic

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Transition metals lose __ electrons before the __ electrons when forming cations

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sd

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22
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distance from the nucleus to the outermost electrons in an ion

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ionic radii

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An atom loses electrons to form a __; it has a __ radius than its corresponding atom

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cationsmaller

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An atom gains electrons to form an __; it has a __ radius than its corresponding atom

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anionlarger

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innermost electrons belonging to filled electron shells

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core electrons

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26
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electrons in the outermost shell; they combine with other atoms with unfilled shells to become stable; lead to chemical bonds and reactions b/w atoms

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valence electrons

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Many bonds forming, a lot of __ is released; __ released more than makes up for the __ __ required

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energyenergyionization energy

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energy required to convert and ionic compound into gaseous ions; quantitative measure of the strength of the ionic bonds in the compound

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lattice energy

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Relative strength of an ionic bonds is determined by the following:1) Charges of ions: __ the charge, the stronger the bond2) Distance b/w two ions: __ distance, stronger the bond

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highershorter

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30
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The strength of the ionic bond is generally determined foremost by the __, and only if the __ are similar does one compare the distance b/w nuclei to determine the strength of the bond and the resulting lattice energy

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chargescharges

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Estimate heat of formation for NaCl:Na(s) + 1/2 Cl2(g) -> NaCl(s)Lattice energy = -786 kJ/molIonization energy for Na = 495 kJ/molElectron affinity for Cl = - 349 kJ/molBond energy of Cl2 = 239 kJ/molEnthalpy of sublimation for Na = 109 kJ/mol

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Na(s) -> Na(g) = 109 kJ/molNa(g) -> Na+(g) + e- = 495 kJ/mol1/2Cl2(g) -> Cl(g) = 1/2(239 kJ/mol)Cl(g) + e- -> Cl-(g) = - 349 kJ/molNa+(g) + Cl-(g) -> NaCl(s) = -786 kJ/molTOTAL:Na(s) + 1/2Cl2(g) -> NaCl(s) = -412 kJ/mol

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32
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ions form in a __ state

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gaseous

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energy required to break a particular bond in the gas phase; always positive since it takes energy to break a bond; quantitative measure of a bond’s strength (__)

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bond energystability

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Enthalpy of formation = sum of bonds broken (energy __) - sum of bonds formed (energy __)

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requiredreleased

35
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__ bonds always requires energy (endothermic, +)__ bonds always releases energy (exothermic, -)

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breakingforming

36
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covalent compounds involve atoms of __ only

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nonmetals

37
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the term __ is used exclusively for covalent bonding

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molecule

38
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When drawing lewis structure, put least __ atom as central atom and surround with other atoms

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electronegative

39
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ternary oxyacids contain __, __, and one other element

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oxygenhydrogen

40
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In ternary oxyacids, the central atom is the __ element which is surrounded by __ and the __ atoms are bonded directly to the __ atoms

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otheroxygenhydrogenoxygen

41
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what atoms are satisfied with less than an octet?

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Be, and B

42
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Atoms is and beyond the __ period can have more than 8 electrons when in a compound

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third

43
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hypothetical charge an atom would have if bonding electrons are shared equally and lone pairs belong solely to a single atom

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formal charge

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formal charge = total # of __ electrons - total # of __ electrons - total # of __

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valencenonbondingbonds

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For neutral molecules, sum of formal charges must equal _. For ions, the sum of formal charges must equal __

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0charge

46
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Lewis formulas with no formal charges is __ to one with formal charges; Lewis formula with large formal charges is __ plausible than one with lower formal charges; most plausible formula has negative formal charge on __ electronegative atom

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preferablelessmore

47
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electrons spread between more than two atoms

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delocalized electrons

48
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one of two or more lewis structures representing a single molecule that cannot be described fully with only one lewis structure

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resonance structure

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the 3-D arrangement of atoms in molecules; responsible for many physical and chemical properties of molecules

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molecular geometry (shape)

50
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a molecule’s shape results from the electrons on its central atom orienting themselves to be as far away from each other as possible

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VSEPR model

51
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If there are only two atoms, the molecule must be __

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linear

52
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If there are more than two atoms in the molecule, the shape depends on the number of __ around the central atom

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electrons

53
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Hydrogen forms __ covalent bond

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one

54
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Oxygen and Sulfur form __ covalent bonds (__ double or __ single bonds)

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212

55
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Nitrogen and Phosphorus form __ covalent bonds(__ triple bond, __ single bonds, or __ double & __ single bond)

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3, 1, 3, 1, 1

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Carbon and Silicon form __ covalent bonds (__ double bonds, __ single bonds, __ triple & __ single, or __ double & __ single bonds)

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4, 2, 4, 1, 1, 1, 2

57
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Resonance bonds are __ and __ than single bonds. They are also __ and __ than double bonds

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shorterstrongerlongerweaker

58
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electron pairs can be thought of as belonging to pairs of atoms when bonding

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LEM model

59
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Shape: Shared electrons (bonds): 2Lone pairs of electrons: 0Hybridization:Bond angle(s):

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Shape: linearShared electrons (bonds): 2Lone pairs of electrons: 0Hybridization: spBond angle(s): 180

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Shape:Shared electrons (bonds): 3Lone pairs of electrons: 0Hybridization:Bond angle(s):

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Shape: trigonal planarShared electrons (bonds): 3Lone pairs of electrons: 0Hybridization: sp2Bond angle(s): 120

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Shape:Shared electrons (bonds): 2Lone pairs of electrons: 1Hybridization:Bond angle(s):

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Shape: bentShared electrons (bonds): 2Lone pairs of electrons: 1Hybridization: sp2Bond angle(s): 120>

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Shape:Shared electrons (bonds): 4Lone pairs of electrons: 0Hybridization:Bond angle(s):

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Shape: tetrahedralShared electrons (bonds): 4Lone pairs of electrons: 0Hybridization: sp3Bond angle(s): 109.5

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Shape:Shared electrons (bonds): 3Lone pairs of electrons: 1Hybridization:Bond angle(s):

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Shape: trigonal pyramidalShared electrons (bonds): 3Lone pairs of electrons: 1Hybridization: sp3Bond angle(s): 109.5>

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Shape:Shared electrons (bonds): 2Lone pairs of electrons: 2Hybridization:Bond angle(s):

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Shape: bentShared electrons (bonds): 2Lone pairs of electrons: 2Hybridization: sp3Bond angle(s): 109.5>

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Shape:Shared electrons (bonds): 5Lone pairs of electrons: 0Hybridization:Bond angle(s):

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Shape: trigonal bipyramidalShared electrons (bonds): 5Lone pairs of electrons: 0Hybridization: sp3dBond angle(s): 90 and 120

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Shape:Shared electrons (bonds): 4Lone pairs of electrons: 1Hybridization:Bond angle(s):

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Shape: see-sawShared electrons (bonds): 4Lone pairs of electrons: 1Hybridization: sp3dBond angle(s): 90> & 120>

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Shape:Shared electrons (bonds): 3Lone pairs of electrons: 2Hybridization:Bond angle(s):

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Shape: T-shapedShared electrons (bonds): 4Lone pairs of electrons: 1Hybridization: sp3dBond angle(s): 90> & 120>

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Shape:Shared electrons (bonds): 2Lone pairs of electrons: 3Hybridization:Bond angle(s):

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Shape: linearShared electrons (bonds): 4 Lone pairs of electrons: 1Hybridization: sp3dBond angle(s): 180

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Shape:Shared electrons (bonds): 6Lone pairs of electrons: 0Hybridization:Bond angle(s):

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Shape: octahedralShared electrons (bonds): 6Lone pairs of electrons: 0Hybridization: sp3d2Bond angle(s): 90

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Shape:Shared electrons (bonds): 5Lone pairs of electrons: 1Hybridization:Bond angle(s):

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Shape: square pyramidShared electrons (bonds): 5Lone pairs of electrons: 1Hybridization: sp3d2Bond angle(s): 90>

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Shape:Shared electrons (bonds): 4Lone pairs of electrons: 2Hybridization:Bond angle(s):

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Shape: square planarShared electrons (bonds): 4Lone pairs of electrons: 2Hybridization: sp3d2Bond angle(s): 90

72
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__ is the combining of two or more orbitals of nearly equal energy within the same atom into orbitals of equal energy

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Hybridization

73
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In the case of methane, they call the hybridization sp3, meaning that an __ orbital is combined with three __orbitals to create __ equal hybrid orbitals. These new orbitals have slightly __ energy than the 2s orbital and slightly energy than the 2p orbitals.

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spfourmoreless

74
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sp hybridization, in which one _ orbital combines with a single _ orbital. This produces _ hybrid orbitals, while leaving _ normal p orbitals

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sp2two

75
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Another hybrid is the sp2, which combines two orbitals from a _ sublevel with one orbital from an _ sublevel. _ p orbital remains unchanged.

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psOne

76
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attractions between moleculesoccur within a molecule and include covalent bonds b/w atoms

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intermolecular forcesintramolecular forces

77
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Intermolecular attractions:1) attractions b/w opposite charges, strongest kind2) attraction b/w 2 polar molecules that increases with higher polarity3) special type of dipole-dipole b/w H, F, O or N4) occur in all substances, very weak

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1) ion-ion2) dipole-dipole3) hydrogen bonding4) london dispersion forces

78
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Put the four types of intermolecular attractions in order from strongest to weakest

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ion-ion, hydrogen bonding, dipole-dipole, dispersion

79
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Flame Tests: Red/orange: __, orange: __, orange/yellow: __, magenta: __, yellow/green: __, green/blue: __, violet: __, white: ___

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Red/orange: strontium, orange: calcium, orange/yellow: sodium, magenta: lithium, yellow/green: barium, green/blue: copper, violet: potassium, white: magenesium

80
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Single bond: _ sigma bond(s), _ pi bond(s)Double bond: _ sigma bond(s), _ pi bond(s)Triple bond: _ sigma bond(s), _ pi bond(s)

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Single bond: 1 sigma bond(s), 0 pi bond(s)Double bond: 1 sigma bond(s), 1 pi bond(s)Triple bond: 1 sigma bond(s), 2 pi bond(s)

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Bond order:0: __ 1: __2: __3: __

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0: doesn’t exist1: single bond2: double bond3: triple bond

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