Lecture 3 - Atoms Flashcards

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1
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Describe the VSEPR theory

A

Why atoms interact with one another

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2
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When is an atom unstable

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When the outer shell is not filled to its capacity

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3
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3 ways to make an atom stable

A
  1. Give
  2. Take
  3. Share
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4
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3 types of bonds:

A

Ionic
Covalent
Hydrogen

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5
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Which type of bond:

When two atoms of the opposite charge interact

A

Ionic

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6
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Which type of bond:

The intermolecular force (not intramoleculur)

A

Hydrogen

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7
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Which type of bond:

When atoms share electrons in their outermost shell

A

Covalent

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8
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What is an atom that has gained or lost electrons

A

Ion

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9
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Which bond breaks in water

A

Ionic

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10
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Which bond is the weakest

A

Hydrogen

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11
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What does it mean when something is polar

A

Sharing unequally

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12
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What does it mean when something is nonpolar

A

Sharing equally

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13
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Most of your proteins and sugars are what type of bond

A

Covalent

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14
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Most of your proteins’ and sugars’ properties are what type of bond

A

Hydrogen

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15
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How to find the # of protons

A

Look at the atomic #

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16
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How to find the # of electrons

A

Look at the # of protons

17
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How to find the # of neutrons

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Take the atomic mass and subtract the # of protons

18
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Why do atoms interact with each other

A

To fill up their outer shell to become stable

19
Q

How many electrons can be in the first shell

A

2

20
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How many electrons can be in the second shell

A

8

21
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How many electrons can be in the third shell

A

8

22
Q

Can hydrogen bonds be broken in water

A

No