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1
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strong bonds between 2 atoms that share a pair of valence electrons

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covalent bonds

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2
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strong attractions between ions (+ and - charged atoms)

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ionic bonds

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3
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weak attractions between the partial charges of molecules with polar covalents

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hydrogen bonds

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4
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is when the electrons are unequally shared by the atoms and are attracted more to one nucleus than the other

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polar covalent bonds

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5
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because of the unequal distribution of electrons between atoms of different elements a slightly positive and a slightly negative charge develops

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polar covalent bonds

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6
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an example of a polar covalent bond

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water

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7
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combined with 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom

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water H2O

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8
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the number of covalent bonds an atom can form

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valence shell

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9
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usually equal to the number of electrons required to complete the outer most electron shell

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valence shell

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10
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for this reason, the outermost electron shell of an atom is referred to as the valence shell

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why the valence shell is important in forming covalent bonds

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11
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a difference in electronegatively between the two atoms that are covalently bound causes the bond to be more polar The atom that is more electronegative has the elections a larger amount of the time than the atom that is less electronegative

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why is polar

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12
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the atom that has the electrons the majority of the time is partially negative charged, while the atom that has the electrons a smaller amount of the time is positively charged

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a polar covalent bond

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13
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Adding up the # of protons and neutrons

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how do you figure out the mass of an atom

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14
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atoms of the same element that have different number os neutrons

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isotopes

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15
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positive ions that are formed by losing an electron

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cations

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16
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negative ions that are formed by gaining an electron

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anions

17
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are designated by their element name being altered to end in “ide”

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anions

18
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movement of electrons from one element to another is referred to as

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electron transfer

19
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the lowest energy state

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ground state

20
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when the number of electrons is no longer equal to the number of protons each is now an

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ion

21
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formed between ions with opposite charges

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ionic bonds

22
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the attraction between cations and anions is called

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ionic bonds

23
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+ charged Na ions and - charged Cl ions bond together to make crystals of NaCl or table salt creating a crystalline with 0 net charge

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an example of an ionic bond bond forming an ionic compound