science test chapter 18 Flashcards
seperation of charge, slight difference in charges of each atom
dipole
an atom’s ability to pull electrons toward itself when bonded
electronegativity
bond between 2 metals, fluid of electrons
metallic
bond that most commonly makes molecules
covalent
outer shell of electrons
valence electrons
what tends to lose electrons more
metals
mixture of 2+ elements
alloy
opposite sides of table, metal + nonmetal, crystals
ionic
2 nonmetals, close together on table, molecules
covalent
what area has the weakest electronegativity
bottom left
nonpolar/polar
atoms in a straight line
nonpolar
nonpolar/polar
Mickey mouse atoms
polar
structure where valence electrons are represented
electron dot stucture
naturally formed crystalline solid
mineral
rubies and sapphires having the same ionic compound but different are examples of ____
impure crystals
many ions grouped in orderly 3d structure
ionic crystal
geological deposit containing high concentrations of one or more metal-containing compounds
ore
4 shared electrons
double bond
6 electrons shared
triple bond
attraction forces between ions and polar molecules that pull ions apart, salt dissolving in water
Ion-Dipole
attraction between 2 polar molecules, holds water together, “sticky”
dipole-dipole
weak attraction that results between a permanent dipole and an induced dipole, O2 induced to a dipole when by H20
dipole-induced dipole
an atom with a charge (may be positive or negative)
ion
another name for the Electron-Dot Structure
Lewis dot structure