SCIENCE TEST WEDNESDAY 11-11-24 Flashcards

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Do you know how to write the formula of an ionic compound?

A

Lewis Dot Structure, or Cross Products

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Do you know how to name ionic compounds?

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Write the metal, then put -ide on the end of the nonmetals

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What are the properties of ionic compounds?

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Crystal Structure, High Melting Points, Electrical Conductivity, and Solubility

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4
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Covalent bond:

A

chemical bond formed when two atoms share electrons

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5
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Double Bond

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two atoms share two pairs of electrons

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6
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Triple bond:

A

atoms share three pairs of electrons

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7
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Molecular compound:

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a compound composed of molecules

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8
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Polar Bond

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electrons are shared unequally

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Nonpolar Bond:

A

electrons shared equally

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10
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How do covalent bonds form?

A

Nonmetal and Nonmetal

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11
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Do you know how to write the formula of a covalent compound?

A

Lewis Dot Structure

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12
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Do you know how to name covalent compounds?

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Prefix needed; include mono, on second element; add -ided to the end of the second metal; nonmetal on the left goes first

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13
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What are the three properties of covalent compounds?

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Low Melting and Boiling Points, Poor Conductivity, Solubility

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14
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What is the difference between a polar and nonpolar bond?

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Polar: electrons shared unequally
Examples: H20, HF
Nonpolar: electrons shared equally
Examples: F2, CO2

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15
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Metallic bond:

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an attraction between a positive metal ion and electrons surrounding it

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16
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Ductile

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can be bent easily into thin strands or wires

17
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Malleable

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able to be rolled in thin sheets