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chemical bond

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-an attractive force between atoms or ions
-binds them together

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why do atoms bond?

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-to decrease potential energy
-to increase stability

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valence electrons

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-electrons in the outermost energy level or shell

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ve- in group 1

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ve- in group 2

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ve- in group 13

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ve- in group 14

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ve- in group 15

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ve- in group 16

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ve- in group 17

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ve- in group 18

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what is the exception to the ve- group rules?

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-helium
-has 2 ve-

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ionic compound

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-composed of postive ad negative inos
-combined so that the postive and negative charges are equal (neutral net charge)
-occurs between the metal and nonmetal
-involve the transfer of electrons between atoms

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formula unit

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-the simplest whole number of ions in an ionic compound

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ionic charge of group 1

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+1

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ionic charge of group 2

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+2

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ionic charge of group 13

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+3

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ionic charge of group 15

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-3

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ionic charge of group 16

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-2

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ionic charge of group 17

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-1

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ionic charge of group 18

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0

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covalent bond

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-bond between nonmetal and nonmetal
-sharing electrons between two ites
-either polar or nonpolar

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molecule

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-a neutral group of atoms that are held together by covalent bonds

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molecular compound

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-a chemical compound whose simplest units are molecules

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chemical formula

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-show the type of number of atoms in the smallest representative unit of a compound

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molecular formula

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-shows the types of numbers of atoms combined in a single molecule of a molecular compound

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polar

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-unequally sharing electrons

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nonpolar

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-equally sharing electrons

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single covalent bond

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-shares 1 pair ve-
-long bond length
-lowest reactivity

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double covalent bond

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-chares 2 pair ve-
-meduim length
-intermediate strength
-medium reactivity

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triple covalent bond

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-shares 3 pair ve-
-short bond length
-high reactivity

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metallic bonding

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-valence electrons are delocalized/ free
-don’t belong to one atom
-move in what is called the “sea of electrons”

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ionic compounds exist as… (state of matter)

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-crystalline solid

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crystal lattice

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-3d network of postive and negative ions
-mutually attracted to one another

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ionic bond properties

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-high melting points
-high boiling points
-solid at room temperature
-hard but brittle and rigid
-conductors of electricity in molten state or dissolved
-metal and nonmetal elements involve
-high bond strength

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why do ionic bonds have the properties they do?

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-they have extremely strong chemcial bonds

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polar covalent bond properties

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-low melting point
-low boiling point
-sometimes conduct electricity
-liquid, gas, or solid
-two nonmetals involved
-soluble with water
-relatively high bond strength

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where are nonmetals located on the periodic table?

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-right side

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where are metals located on the periodic table?

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-left side

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what type of ions to metals form?

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-cations (positive)

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what type of ions do nonmetals form?

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-anions (negative)

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linear

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-flat structure
-formed by two single elements in a straight line

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triginal planar

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-formed by 3 elements
-flat

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triginal pyramidal

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-formed by 3 elements with extra electrons on the middle

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tetrahedral

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-formed by 4 bonds

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triginal bypyramidal

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-formed by 5 elements

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octohedral

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-formed by 6 elements

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bent

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-formed by 3 elements with extra electrons on the middle that bend it

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