Chemistry Flashcards
What are the two types of bonds?
Molecular (non-metal and non-metal bonding) and Ionic (metal and non-metal bonding).
Acids —>(?) _______ H+
Bases —>(?) _______ H+
- Donate
- Accept
What are “Ions”? What are the two types of Ions?
The electrical charge on an element.
1.Cation -> +charge
2.Anion -> -charge
Name the Diatomics.
Nitrogen (N2), Oxygen (O2), Fluorine (F2), Chlorine (Cl2), Bromine (Br2), Iodine (I2), Hydrogen (H2), Phosphorus (P4), Sulfide (S8)
No Oxygen For Clyde’s Brother Inside His 48th(—>) Palace Sanctuary.
Name the groups 1, 2, 17, and 18 on the Periodic Table.
Group 1: Alkali Metals
Group 2: Alkaline Earth Metals
Group 3: Halogens
Group 4: Noble Gases
Number of Protons is equal to ___________ and __________.
Atomic number and number of Electrons.
Number of Neutrons is equal to ___________ subtract ___________.
Atomic mass subtract Atomic number .
Number of Valence electrons is equal to ______________.
Group number. (Vertical.)
Number of Valence shells is equal to ______________.
Row number. (Horizontal.)
What’s the common name for Ozone?
O3.
What’s the common name for Water?
H2O.
What’s the common name for Ammonia?
NH3.
What’s the common name for Methanol?
CH3OH.
What’s the common name for Benzene?
C6H6.
What’s the common name for Hydrogen Peroxide?
H2O2.
What’s the common name for Sucros?
C12H22O11.
What’s the common name for Methane?
CH4.
What’s the common name for Ethanol?
C2H5OH.
What’s the common name for Propane?
C3H8.
How do you name Ionic compounds?
Write the name of each element and the charge and change the second element ending to “-ide”. For transition metals, indicate the charge if multi-charged in Roman numerals.
How do you name Molecular compounds?
Name each element, change second element ending to “-ide”. Use Greek prefixes for the # of each atom present.
How do you name Hydrates?
Name compound normally and use Greek prefixes for # of H2O, add hydrate.
How do you write an Ionic formula?
Write elements and charges, then switch charges as subscripts.
How do you write a Molecular formula?
Wire the symbols for each element then use greek prefixes as subscripts.