Q3: Lesson 4 | Chemical Formula Naming Flashcards

1
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shows the elements in a compound and their relative proportions

A

chemical formula

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2
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____ formula of an organic compound simply shows the number of each type of atom present. it tells you nothing about the bonding within the compound

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molecular formula

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3
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___ formula of an organic compound gives the simplest possible while number ratio of the different types of atom within the compound

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empirical formula

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4
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____ formula, each carbon atom is listed separately, with toms attached to it following. in cyclic parts of molecules, lie benzene, carbons are grouped

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condensed formula

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5
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formula shows all of the atoms and all of the bonds present in an organic compound

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displayed formula

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6
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similar to displayed formula, not all bonds are shown but all atoms are still indicated using subscript numbers

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strctural formula

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7
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___ formula, most hydrogen atoms are omitted. line ends or vertices represent carbons

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skeletal formula

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8
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combination of two or more elements

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compound

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9
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substances that exist as two or more atoms connected together

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molecule

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10
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transfer of electrons between metals and nonmetals

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ionic bonding

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11
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sharing of electrons between nonmetals

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covalent bonding

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12
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bond that occur between metals

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metallic bonding

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13
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it has more protons

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cations

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14
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when it has more electrons

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anions

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15
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they lose electrons and become positively charged).

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cations

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16
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(they gain electrons and become negatively charged).

17
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type of compound where atoms are bonded together by shared pairs of electrons formed between nonmetals

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molecular compound

18
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compound where ions attracted to eachother by opposite charges; formed between a metal and nonmetal

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ionic compound

19
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happens when electrons in a molecule are not shared equally between atoms.

20
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force that holds atoms together in a molecule or compound

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chemical bond

21
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ions are held together by electrostatic forces-forces between oppositely charged ions

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ionic compounds

22
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atoms are held together by covalent bonds in which electrons are shared

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molecular compounds

23
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element that contains more than 1 atom

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molecular element

24
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element that does not contain more than 1 atom

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atomic element

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compound that contains cation and anion
ionic compound
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compound that does not contain cation and anion
molecular compound