PLEASE STUDY 2.20 Flashcards

1
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Number of atoms 3

A

Tri-

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2
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Number of atoms 2

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Di-

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3
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Number is atoms 4

A

Tetra-

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4
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Number of atoms 1

A

Mono-

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5
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Number of atoms 5

A

Penta

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6
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Number of atoms 6

A

Hexa

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7
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Number of atoms 7

A

Hepta

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8
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Number of atoms 8

A

Octa

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9
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Number of atoms 9

A

Nona

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10
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Number of atoms 10

A

Deca

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11
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It ends in ide- when

A

It is on the periodic table

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12
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When the prefix ends in O or A

A

Drop the last vowel of the prefix

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13
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Electro negativity

A

A measure of the ability of an atom in a chemical compound to attract electrons

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14
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If the two elements in the same bond do not have identical electronegativity values

A

They will not share electrons equally

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15
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What causes a bond to be polar

A

When electrons in a covalent bond are not shared equally

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16
Q

How do you determine if a bond is polar

A
  • the difference between the 2 non metals is less than .4
17
Q

How do you determine if a bond is polar covalent

A

The difference between the two nonmetals is between .4 and 1.7

18
Q

How do you determine if a bond is ionic

A

If the difference between the two elements is a bond greater than 1.7

19
Q

Electrons farther apart will create

A

Polar bonds

20
Q

Electrons close together create

A

No polar bonds

21
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Differences between polar and non-polar bonds

A

Polar bonds have ends with partial positive charges and partial negative
The element which is more electronegative displays a partial negative charge
The element which is less electronegative displays a partial positive charge

22
Q

A bond (—)

A

2 shares electrons

23
Q

Octet rule exceptions

A

Hydrogen only needs 2 electrons

Boron only needs 6 electrons

24
Q

180 degrees structure

A

Linear

25
Q

120 degree structure

A

Trigonal planar

26
Q

<120 degree structure

A

Bent

V shaped

27
Q

109.5 degree structure

A

Tetrahedral

28
Q

<109.5 degree structure

A

Trigonal pyramidal

29
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<109.5 degree structure

A

Bent

V shaped