Lewis and Molecular Structures Flashcards

1
Q

Chemical bonding involves the _____ of atoms

A

valence electrons

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2
Q

Electronegativiety increases in which direction on the periodic table

A

right and up

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3
Q

help us to focus on the valence electrons – those that can participate in bonding

A

lewis symbols

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4
Q

in ______, we model the electrons as being transferred in order to achieve low energy configurations

A

ionic bonding

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5
Q

we use ____ to show ions in ionic bonding lewis structures

A

brackets

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6
Q

In ______, we model the electrons as being shared in order to achieve low energy configurations

A

covalent bonding

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7
Q

covalent bonds share electrons to reach ________

A

noble-gas electron configurations

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8
Q

_______ effectively share electrons to reach full octets

A

nonmetals

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9
Q

shows the number and identity of all of the atoms in a compound, but not which atoms are bonded to each other

A

molecular formula

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10
Q

shows the connectivity between atoms, as well as the location of al bonding and nonbonding valence electrons

A

lewis structure

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11
Q

the least electronegative atom

A

central atom

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12
Q

contains four electrons in two 2e- bonds

A

double bond

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13
Q

contains six electrons in three 2e- bonds

A

triple bond

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14
Q

the sum of the ___________ on all atoms in a given molecule or ion mus equal the overall charge on the species

A

formal charge

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15
Q

molecules with the same molecular formula but are different compounds with different chemical and physical properties

A

isomers

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16
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different sequence of bonded atoms

A

structural isomers

17
Q

same shape, different atom order

A

geometric isomers

18
Q

defined by both bonding and nonbonding electron groups

A

electron-group arrangement

19
Q

is the three-dimensional arrangement of nuclei joined by the bonding groups. THis is defined only by the relative positions of the nuclei

A

molecular shape

20
Q

define A,X,E

A

A=central atom, X=surrounding atom, E=nonbonding valence electron group