Chemical Bonding Flashcards by Katherine Baker

Q

greater difference in electronegativity

greater distance on periodic table

A

More polar the bond

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greater charge difference

A

higher lattice energy

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greater charge and smaller size

A

greater force of attraction

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larger bonded atoms

A

weaker bond

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shorter bond length

A

stronger force

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Q

fewest protons

A

least energy to remove

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all the same things bonded, no lone pairs

A

nonpolar

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different things bonded, lone pairs

A

polar

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Q

hybridization

A

s-p-2-3-d-d2

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Q

sigma bond

A

single bond

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double bond

A

pie bond

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less difference in electronegativity

A

most covalent

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Q

bond energy is ,., for shorter distances

A

greater

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Q

beers law

A

A=abc

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what allows light to be transmitted

A

pie bonds and Uv light

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higher sublevel =

A

higher energy

Q

contineous spec=

A

many wavelenths

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atomic emission spec-

A

only certain ones

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1 bonded atom, 0 lone pairs

A

linear

Q

2 bonded atoms, 0 lone pairs

A

linear

Q

1 bonded atom, 2 lone pairs

A

linear

Q

1 bonded atom, 1 lone pairs

A

linear

Q

1 bonded atom, 3 lone pairs

A

linear

Q

`2 bonded atom, 3 lone pairs

A

linear

Q

2 bonded atoms, 1 lone pair

A

bent

Q

2 bonded atoms, 2 lone pair

A

bent

Q

3 bonded atoms, 0 lone pair

A

trigonal planar

Q

4 bonded atoms

A

tetrahedral

Q

3 bonded atoms, 1 lone pair

A

trigonal pyramid

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trigonal bipyramid

A

5 bonded atoms

Q

4 bonded atoms 1 lone pair

A

see saw

Q

t shaped

A

3:2

Q

octahedral

A

6:0

Q

square pyramid

A

5:1

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square planar

A

4:2