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1
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What elements are usually in C.N.S?

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Carbon or Silicon

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2
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What r intermolecular forces?

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The forces between molecules

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3
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Intramolecular forces are…

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Forces between atoms within a molecule

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4
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Why only carbon n silicon can have C.N.S structure?

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4 valency - able to form multiple bonds so is able to form a network

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5
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(Table)Molecular substance has…

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Weak intermolecular forces

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6
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Metallic substances have…

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Cations and delocalised ē

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7
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What particles do Ionic substances have(NOT FORMED)?

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they HAVE
Cations and Anions

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8
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List the shapes

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Tetrahdral, Trigonal pyramid, Trigonal Planar, Bent, Linear

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9
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List the shapes’ angles

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tetrahedral, trigonal pyramid, bent, ~109.5
trigonal planar, bent, ~120
linear, 180

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10
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What r bond dipoles?

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Polarity between two atoms(the arrow thingy)

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11
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Carbon or Hydrogen more electronegative?

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C

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12
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Carbon or Oxygen more electronegative?

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O

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13
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A bond with bond dipole would be polar or non-polar?

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Polar bond

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14
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Even though a molecule has polar bonds, it can be a non-polar. why?

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The bond dipoles can cancel out

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15
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Bond dipole arrow for H and C?

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+left to right-

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16
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Noble gases are stable(8 valence ē), therefore…

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They have no electronegativity so they’r non-polars

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17
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What is a temporary dipole?

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Constant movement of electrons throughout the nucleus

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18
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Asymmetrical shapes are polar or non-polar?

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Polar molecules

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19
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Symmetrical shapes are…

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Non-polar molecules

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20
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RONCs in words

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Regions of negative charges

21
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Explain shapes(6 things)

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RONCs, central atom, parent shape, angle, bonded unbonded regions, final shape

22
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Explain polarity(7 things)

A

final shape, polar bonds, ē-negative atom, symmetry, net dipole, cancel out, polarity

23
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Endothermic releases or absorbs heat?

A

Absorbs heat

24
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What’s a mole?

A

A number

25
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Why are covalent bonds non-conductive?

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Have no charged particles - no flow of charge

26
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Examples of electrical insulators

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Rubber, plastic, glass

27
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Mole equation

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n = m/M

28
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Endothermic reactions are…

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Melting, evaporating, subliming

29
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Endothermic enthalpy, positive or negative?

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Positive

30
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Bond enthalpy definition

A

Energy needed to break a bond

31
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Exothermic reactions include…

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Freezing, condensation, deposition

32
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△rH unit?

A

kJ mol⁻¹

33
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Heat energy change symbol and equation?

A

q(kJ) = n△H

34
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△rH equation?

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Hr - Hp = △rH

35
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Exothermic enthalpy is positive or negative?

A

Negative

36
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How many electrons can the third shell have?

A

18

37
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Amount of electrons in forth shell?

A

32

38
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endo/exo graph labels?

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reactants, products, activation energy, enthalpy

39
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Diamond’s structure?

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3D network of C-atoms (lattice)

40
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Graphite’s structure?

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2D network of C-atoms (sheet/layers)

41
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(Polarity) Dissolving solvents

A

(polar & nonpolar)non-polar attractive forces r weaker, cannot overcome strong polar bonds

polar & polar)negative attracts positive, strong enough to overcome, can disolve

42
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(mole)Divide what with n?
n being number of [element]

A

the fucking enthalpy

43
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What is non-directional?

A

Metallic bonds

44
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What bond is directional?

A

Ionic & covalent

45
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What structure is a repeating pattern?

A

Lattice

46
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What makes metallic bonds malleable(4 things)?

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-valence shell delocalised ē
-non-directional bonds
-layers can slide past each other(w/out breaking)
-malleable

47
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Brittle compound properties(5 things)?

A

-ionic/covalent structure
-directional bonds
-ions shift when force applied
-cations/anions align — repel
-shatter

48
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A

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