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Chemical Bonds Chapter 6 Flashcards

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define octet rule

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elements obtain full valence shells (8) to obtain maximum stability

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what is a chemical bond?

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when atoms link together to form bonds

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what elements does the octet rule not apply to?

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first four or five elements in the periodic table

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chemical bond is results in a change in what

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energy

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define covalent bonds

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bonds formed by sharing electrons, this happens between nonmetals

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what is an example of a covalent bond

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H2O

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define ionic bond

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it involves a metal bonding to a nonmetal. it is an attraction of opposite charges

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give an example of an ionic bond

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NaF sodium flouride

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what property affects covalent and ionic bonds?

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polarity

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define polarity

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the tendency of an object to form 2 localized regions of opposite character

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what determines bond polarity

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electronegativity

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what bond is formed between cesium and sulfur

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ionic bond

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what bond is formed between chlorine and bromine

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covalent bond

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what bond is formed between magnesium and fluorine

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ionic bond

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what bond is formed between silver and magnesium

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metallic bond

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what forces hold covalently bonded atoms together?

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electrostatic forces

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why are covalent compounds usually gasses liquids or solids with low melting points

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they have weak intermolecular forces

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how does the structure of ionic compounds affect their ability to conduct electricity?

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in its solid state, they are tightly packed and conduct no electricity, when they dissolve they conduct electricity

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why is distilled water instead of tap water used in experiment?

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because it doesn’t contain extra things in it that would contaminate the experiment

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