Chemical Bond Content Flashcards

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1
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What is the most likely product from a combustion reaction?

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Carbon Dioxide and Water

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2
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When your car rusts the Iron in your car combines with Oxygen. What type of reaction is this?

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Composition

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Will Lithium and Neon react with each other? Explain why or why not.

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No because Neon is a noble gas that has its outer shell of valence electrons full.

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Will Magnesium and Chlorine form a bond with each other? Explain why or why not.

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Yes. Magnesium is more stable if it loses 2 electrons, and Chlorine needs to gain an electron.

They should form MgCl2

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How many dots should the following elements have around them in an electron dot diagram? Ar, Cl, Mg, O

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Argon - 8, Cl - 7, Mg - 2, O - 6 This signifies the number of valence electrons and is equal to the column that they appear in on the periodic table. (ignoring the transition metals)

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What type of bond is represented by two lines between two chemical symbols. i.e. C=C

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A double covalent bond.

A double or triple bond is actually weaker than a single bond.

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What is the difference between a covalent, and an ionic bond? Which one is generally stronger?

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Covalently bonded atom share electrons. Ionically bonded atoms swap electrons. Covalent bods are stronger because of the sharing. Ionic bonds onle exist because of the opposite charges on the ions.

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What does the subscript in a chemical formula mean?

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The subscript show the number of atoms there is of the element that precedes the subscript.

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Why would a neutral atom gain or lose an electron?

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To become more stable, and obtain a lower energy state.

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10
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The chemical symbol in an electron dot diagram is used to represent what in an electron dot diagram?

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The Nucleus

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How does a molecule become polarized?

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One atom in the molecule has more electrons surrounding it compared to the other atoms.

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12
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The substances that go in to a chemical reaction are called what?

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Reactants

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What forms as a result of an acid base reaction.

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Water and a salt made of the remaining parts of the acid and base.

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What happens during a redox reaction?

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Electrons are swapped between atoms. One atom gains electrons and is reduced, the other atom loses electrons and is oxidized.

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15
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Where is energy stored when heat goes into a reaction?

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In the chemical bonds in the molecules that are formed.

Energy cannot be created or destroyed.

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16
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What are some ways to speed up a chemical reaction?

How does your body speed up the digestion of your food?

What makes materials more flammable?

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Increase temperature, Increase surface area, Stir, Raise PH,

17
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What happens when a reversible reaction is occurring equally in both directions?

A

Equilibrium

This is shown in a chemical equation as a double headed arrow.

18
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How can heat affect equilibrium?

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Heat will cause the energy absorbing side to produce more substance.