Concepts

Question 0

Covalent

Answer 0

Non-Metal - Non-Metal

Question 1

Ionic Bond

Answer 1

Non-metal - Metal

Question 2

Naming Covelent

Answer 2

Element name and more electronegative atom with -ide suffix. Use Mono, di, tri, etc.

Question 3

Naming Ionic

Answer 3

Cation-element name; anion + -ide,-ate, -ite suffix. Does not use mono, di, tri, etc. Number of atoms inferred by charge.

Question 4

Which type of bond has lattice energy?

Answer 4

Ionic

Question 5

What does the strength of the lattice energy depend on??

Answer 5

Charge on ion and ion size. Example: MgO>NaF and NaF>KF

Question 6

How does lattice energy affect boiling point??

Answer 6

The greater the lattice energy, the higher the melting point

Question 7

Which type of bond uses polar, non-polar??

Answer 7

Covalent bond

Question 8

How do you determine if a compound is polar or non-polar??

Answer 8

Bond polarity is determined by the difference in electronegativity of atoms forming the bond. A difference of greater than 0.5 give the bond polarity

Question 9

What type of bonds are formed with polar compounds?

Answer 9

Dipole-dipole and H-bonds

Question 10

What type of bonds are formed with non-polar bonds??

Answer 10

London dispersion forces and induced dipole-induced dipole

Question 11

What does the strength of polar bonds depend on??

Answer 11

Polarity of bond, size of atom, i.e. charge and distance

Question 12

what does the strength of non-polar bonds depend on??

Answer 12

size and shape of molecules

Question 13

What is a Dipole-dipole bond?

Answer 13

type of polar bond; also the stronger the d-d force, the higher the boiling point

Question 14

What is an H-bond?

Answer 14

Hydrogen attacted to an F, O, N, or C. High boiling point.