science test chapter 18 Flashcards

1
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seperation of charge, slight difference in charges of each atom

A

dipole

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2
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an atom’s ability to pull electrons toward itself when bonded

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electronegativity

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3
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bond between 2 metals, fluid of electrons

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metallic

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4
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bond that most commonly makes molecules

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covalent

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5
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outer shell of electrons

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valence electrons

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6
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what tends to lose electrons more

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metals

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7
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mixture of 2+ elements

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alloy

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8
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opposite sides of table, metal + nonmetal, crystals

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ionic

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9
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2 nonmetals, close together on table, molecules

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covalent

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10
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what area has the weakest electronegativity

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bottom left

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11
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nonpolar/polar
atoms in a straight line

A

nonpolar

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12
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nonpolar/polar
Mickey mouse atoms

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polar

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13
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structure where valence electrons are represented

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electron dot stucture

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14
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naturally formed crystalline solid

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mineral

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15
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rubies and sapphires having the same ionic compound but different are examples of ____

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impure crystals

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16
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many ions grouped in orderly 3d structure

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ionic crystal

17
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geological deposit containing high concentrations of one or more metal-containing compounds

18
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4 shared electrons

A

double bond

19
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6 electrons shared

A

triple bond

20
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attraction forces between ions and polar molecules that pull ions apart, salt dissolving in water

A

Ion-Dipole

21
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attraction between 2 polar molecules, holds water together, “sticky”

A

dipole-dipole

22
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weak attraction that results between a permanent dipole and an induced dipole, O2 induced to a dipole when by H20

A

dipole-induced dipole

23
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an atom with a charge (may be positive or negative)

24
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another name for the Electron-Dot Structure

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Lewis dot structure

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ion formed when there are more electrons than protons
negative ion
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ion formed when there are more protons than electrons
positive ion
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type of bond that occurs when electrons are transferred
ionic bond
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type of bond where a “fluid” of negatively charged electrons hold the positively charged metal
metallic bond