Lesson 5.2 Flashcards

1
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are ways to represent molecules to convey information about its
composition or structure

A

Chemical formulas

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2
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are ways to represent molecules to convey information about its
composition or structure

A

Chemical formulas

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3
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In writing molecular formulas, the number of each atom in a molecule is indicated

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4
Q

gives the simplest whole-number ratio of each
element in a compound

A

empirical formula

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5
Q

are compounds that
contain carbon bonds.

A

organic compounds,

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6
Q

carbon bonds. Compounds that lack these are called

A

inorganic compounds

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7
Q

is part of a family of organic
compounds

A

Hydrocarbons

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8
Q

all bonds and atoms are shown

A

complete structural formula

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9
Q

atoms that are connected to a specific carbon are
represented like molecular formulas, where more than one atom is represented by a
subscript attached to a specific carbon

A

condensed structural formula

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10
Q

structure is
drawn with lines drawn at an angle where each corner represents a carbon

A

skeletal or line-angle formula

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11
Q

The hydrogens
attached to each carbon will not be drawn. These are called _ _ that can be
deduced based on the fact that carbon forms four bonds with other atoms. If the bonds
shown in the line-angle formula are less than 4, then it is implied that the remaining bonds
are with hydrogen.

A

implicit hydrogens

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12
Q

A 3D model is the best way to see how atoms are connected in a molecule. They show us
geometry and help us predict its properties and reactions. There are numerous ways in
which a molecular model is presented.

A
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13
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In this type of model, balls represent atoms, while sticks represent
bonds between the atoms. The balls included in the kit are color-coded, and these colors
represent a particular element that can form a specific number of bonds. This model shows
the geometry of the molecule and helps us predict properties.

A

Ball-and-Stick Model

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14
Q

In this model, bonds represented by sticks in the previous model are
cut short so that there is a better estimation of what the molecules look like if they were
visible.

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Space-Filling Model

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15
Q

a model wherein bond lengths are shortened for
better estimation of its length relative to the size of the atoms.

A

space-filling model

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16
Q

a 3D model showing how atoms are connected in a
molecule

A

molecular mode