Unit 2- Test Flashcards

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whats a molecular compound

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pure substance formed between 2 nonmetals

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2
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what kind of bond can molecular compounds be

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single bond
double bond
triple bond

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3
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what is bonding capacity

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how many bonds an element needs to make

ex: C 4e- needs to make 4 bonds

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4
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what element goes in the middle when drawing structural formula

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atom with highest bonding capacity

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5
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when does a coordinate covalent bond form

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when both shared e- come from the same atom

ex: NH4

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6
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What are 3 properties of molecular compunds

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-low melting point
-do not conduct electricity
-can be solids, liquids, or gases at room temp.

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7
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explain molecular compound property- low melting point

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forces between separate molecules within substance are weak

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8
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explain molecular compound property- do not conduct electricity

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do not dissociate in water (unlike ionic)

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9
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explain the consistency of a solid molecular compound & why its like that

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soft, waxy, flexible
-molecules in solid can move relative to each other due to low attraction

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10
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What is an ionic bond

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when 2 oppositely charged ions are attracted to each other

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11
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what do ionic compounds have…

A

fixed proportions of ions

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12
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what is a formula unit

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simplest whole # ratio of atoms or ions in an ionic compound

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13
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how do ionic compounds arrange their atoms

A

crystal lattice
-cube where every atom is surrounded by an opposite charge

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14
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what are 4 properties of ionic compounds

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-hard
-brittle
-high melting/boiling point
-electrolytes

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15
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explain ionic compound property- hard

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strong attraction between cations and anions in crystal lattice

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16
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explain ionic compound property- brittle

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when ions shift, ions with like charges line up and repel eachother resulting in substance breaking apart

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17
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explain ionic compound property- high melting/boiling point

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strong electrostatic attraction between ions, must use lots of energy to break apart bonds

18
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explain ionic compound property- electrolytes

A

ions disassociate when dissolved in H2O

19
Q

what is a polar covalent bond

A

a covalent bond formed between atoms with different electronegativities

20
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ionic bond electronegativity difference

A

greater than 1.7

21
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polar covalent electronegativity diffrence

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between 0.5-1.7

22
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non polar covalent electronegativity diffrence

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less than 0.5

23
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what is a polar molecule

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a molecule slightly positive at one end and slightly negative at the other end because of electronegativity difference

24
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what do hydrates decompose to

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an ionic compound (anhydrous) and water when heated

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what do you measure ionic compounds in
formula units
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what do you measure molecular compounds
molecules
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whats a intramolecular force
forces between atoms WITHIN a compound
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whats a intermolecular force
attractive force BETWEEN molecules
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what are the 3 basic kinds of intermolecular forces
-dipole-dipole -london dispersion -hydrogen bonds
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what is a dipole-dipole force
-attractive force between polar molecules *The positive end of one molecule is attracted to the negative end of other molecules ex: H-Cl...HCl
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what is a london dispersion force
-attractive force between ALL molecules -ONLY force a nonpolar molecule has --> caused by the movement of e- so molecules with more e- have more LD forces
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What is a hydrogen bond force
*stronger version of dipole-dipole -Force between +ve H and highly electronegative F,O, or N -what gives H2O special properties
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what is the law of definite proportions
a specific compound always contains elements in the same proportions by mass
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what is empirical formula
the simpliest whole # ratio of atoms or ions
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what is molecular formula
express the actual number of atoms or ions in one formula unit or compound/molecule
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what does ending "ic mean"
bigger charge
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what is the “main” ion ending
ATE
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1 more oxygen endjng
per ate
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1 less oxygen ending
ite
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2 less oxygen ending
hypo ite