Unit 2: Ionic Compounds Flashcards

1
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Compounds

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two or more atoms bonded to produce a new pure substance

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2
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When a compound gains or loses electrons, it forms an

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ion

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3
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Ion

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an atom carrying a charge

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4
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cation

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positively charge ion

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5
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anion

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negatively charged ion

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6
Q

Which group of elements are very stable and unreactive and have full shells

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Noble gases

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7
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Octet rule

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noble gases have 8 valence electrons in their outer shells

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8
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usually group 4 atoms do not form __ at all.

A

ions

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9
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We will not predict what type of ion will be formed by a transition metal atom because

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it does not follow a uniform pattern

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10
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Polyatomic ions

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An ion that contains more than one covalently bonded atoms.

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11
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What are the 18 common polyatomic ions?

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hydronium ammonium, acetate, cyanide, hydroxide, hypochlorite, perchlorate, nitrate, nitrite, carbonate, hydrogen carbonate, phosphate, hydrogen phosphate,
Dihydrogen phosphate, sulfate, Hydrogen sulfate, Sulfite, Oxalate

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12
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Every time we see a compound formed with a metal and a non-metal we know it is an

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ionic compound

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13
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Every time an ionic compound dissolves in water the ions

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separate

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14
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dissociation

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an ionic compound dissolves in water

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15
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Electrolytes

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Solutions with ions dissolved in them that conduct electricity

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16
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What unique property do solutions with dissolved ions have

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the solutions conduct electricity

17
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ions with multiple charges may end up attracting

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multiple atoms

18
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Whenever an ionic compound forms the overall charge must be

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neutral, or zero

19
Q

What questions do I ask to find the formula for an ionic compound?

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What is the charge of the anion and cation?
What is the lowest possible ratio of cations:anions to make a net charge of 0?

20
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Determining a balanced formula of an ionic compound means

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Determining the type and quantity of each ion

21
Q

Special care must be taken to distinguish polyatomic ions, when writing a balanced ionic compound formula. This is done by placing what around groups of atoms?

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(Parenthesis)
ie. Ba3(PO4)2

22
Q

we can use the charge of an ion we do know to

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help us determine the charge of an ion we do not know

23
Q

When looking at a compound, cations are always listed __ and metal atoms always form __

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first, cations

24
Q

Common properties of ionic compounds? (4)

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Brittle, crystalline solid, high melting point, solutions conduct electricity

25
Q

Ionic compounds are held together by electrostatic attraction rather than forming

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discrete neutral molecules

26
Q

The charge of polyatomic ions must be

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memorized

27
Q

the charge of ionic compounds WITH polyatomic ions must be

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neutral

28
Q

Polyatomic ion charge is determined by

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the formation of bonded ions

29
Q

Ionization energy and electron affinity ___ as we go across or up the periodic table

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increase

30
Q

Ionization energy

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the energy you must put in to remove an electron and create a cation