Chemical Interaction Flashcards

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Covalent (type of element, electron movement, conductivity and melting point)

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  1. Nonmetal to Nonmetal
  2. Shared electrons
  3. Poor conductors
  4. Low melting points
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Ionic (type of element, electron movement, conductivity and melting point)

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  1. Metal and nonmetal
  2. Transfer - gain or lose
  3. Good conductors when dissolved in water
  4. High melting points
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3
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MgCl2 (type of bond)

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Ionic (metal and nonmetal)

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Au (type of bond)

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Metallic (metal and metal)

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5
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CH4 (type of bond)

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Covalent (nonmetal and nonmetal)

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6
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B2O3 (type of bond)

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Ionic (metal and nonmetal)

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7
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K1+ and Br1- (formula)

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KBr

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8
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Ba2+ and S2- (formula)

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BaS

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9
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Mg and F (formula)

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MgF2

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10
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B and O (formula)

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B2O3

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Be and Br (formula)

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BeBr2

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12
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Mg and CO3 2- (formula)

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MgCO3

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13
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Ca and PO4 3- (formula)

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Ca3(PO4)2

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14
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Imagine water molecule

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H2 O

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15
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Two of waters unique properties:

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Capillary action

Surface tension

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16
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Why do surface tension and capillary action occur?

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Because water is polar (+ and - attracted)

17
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Why is water considered a universal solvent?

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Dissolve many substances

18
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Metallic Bonds (type of element, electron movement, conductivity and melting point)

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  1. Metal to Metal
  2. Sea of electrons
  3. Good conductors
  4. High melting point