Covalent Bonding Flashcards

1
Q

some atoms share __ to form bonds

A

electrons

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2
Q

number of bonds is equal to ___

A

number of shared electron pairs

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3
Q

shared electron molecules are ___ compounds with ___ bonds

A

covalent

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4
Q

to form bonds, elements gain, lose, or share electrons to achieve ___, which doesn’t apply to hydrogen

A

8 valence electrons

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5
Q

electrons pairs shared between atoms

A

bonding pairs

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5
Q

unshared electron pairs

A

lone pairs

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5
Q

______ on each central atom assists in determination of overall geometry.

A

Hybridization

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6
Q

hydrocarbons with C-C single bonds

A

alkanes

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6
Q

each alkane H-atom can be replaced by:

A

another atom or a functional group

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6
Q

hydrocarbons with C=C bonds

A

Alkenes

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7
Q

C(n)H(2n)

A

Alkenes

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7
Q

hydrocarbons with C≡C bonds

A

alkynes

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8
Q

C(n)H(2n-2)

A

alkynes

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9
Q

in double bonds and isomerism, cis means _

A

same side

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10
Q

in double bonds and isomerism, trans means _

A

opposite sides

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11
Q

Used to study charge distribution in a molecule

A

formal charge

12
Q

Bond formation by overlap of atomic orbitals and e- pair sharing is called

A

valence bond theory

12
Q

formula for formal charge

A

FC=(Group number)-(lone pair)-1/2(bonding pair)

12
Q

atom or molecule with unpaired e-. Very reactive. Most stable molecules have paired e-.

A

free radical