Lecture 7 Flashcards

1
Q

Cations

A

Loose electrons and are metals

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2
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Anions

A

Gain electrons and are non-metals

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3
Q

Group 1A

A

Loose 1 e- (H can gain 1)

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4
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Group 2A

A

Loose 2 e-

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5
Q

d-block

A

Can loose 1 to 4 e-

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6
Q

Group 3A

A

Loose 3 e- (Tl can also loose 1)

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7
Q

Group 4A

A

Loose 4 e- (Sn and Pb can also loose 2 e-)

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8
Q

Group 5A

A

Non-metals gain 3 e-

Metals loose 3 and 5 e-

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9
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Group 6A

A

Gain 2 e-

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10
Q

Group 7A

A

Gain 1 e-

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11
Q

d-block cations

A

Loose the s-sublevel before the d-sublevel

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12
Q

Energy to melt or vaporize

A

Lattice Energy

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13
Q

Highest melting point

A

Smallest compound or higher charges

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14
Q

Non Polar covalent bond (Electronegativity difference)

A

0 to 0.5

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15
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Polar covalent bond (Electronegativity difference)

A

0.5 to 1.9

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16
Q

Ionic bond (Electronegativity difference)

A

1.9 to 3.5 (pure ionic)

17
Q

Octet rule

A

Elements tend to gain, lose, or share electrons to acquire a full octet