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hydrogen

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H+

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lithium

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Li+

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sodium

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Na+

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potassium

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K+

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rubidium

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Rb+

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cesium

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Cs+

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beryllium

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Be+2

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magnesium

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Mg+2

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calcium

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Ca+2

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strontium

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Sr+2

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Barium

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Ba+2

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aluminum

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Al+3

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silver

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Ag+

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nickel

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Ni+2

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zinc

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Zn+2

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cadmium

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Cd+2

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copper (I)

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Cu+

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copper(II)

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Cu+2

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iron (II)

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Fe+2

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iron(III)

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Fe+3

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tin(II)

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Sn+2

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tin(IV)

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Sn+4

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lead(II)

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Pb+2

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lead(IV)

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Pb+4

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cobalt(II)

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Co+2

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cobalt(III)

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Co+3

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mercury(I)

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Hg2 +2

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mercury(II)

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Hg+2

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ammonium

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NH4+

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suffix change

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anions

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ide, ite, ate

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anions

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hydride

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H-

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fluoride

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F-

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chloride

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Cl-

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bromide

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Br-

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iodide

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I-

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oxide

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O-2

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sulfide

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S-2

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selenide

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Se-2

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telluride

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Te-2

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nitride

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N-3

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phosphide

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P-3

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nitrate

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NO3-

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nitrite

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NO2-

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sulfate

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SO4 -2

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46
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sulfite

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SO3 -2

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hydroxide

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OH-

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48
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acetate

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CH3CO2

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cyanide

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CN-

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carbonate

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CO3 -2

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hypochlorite

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CIO-

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chlorite

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CIO2-

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chlorate

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CIO3-

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perchlorate

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CIO4-

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chromate

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CrO4 -2

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dichromate

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Cr2O7 -2

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permanganate

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MnO4 -2

58
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bicarbonate

A

HCO3-

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bisulfate

A

HSO4-

60
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bisulfite

A

HSO3-

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phosphate

A

PO4 -3

62
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hydrogen phosphate

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HPO4 -2

63
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dihydrogen phosphate

A

H2PO4-

64
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transfer e-

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ionic bonding

65
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metal and nonmetal

A

ionic bonding

66
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ionic compound

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ionic bonding

67
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share e-

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covalent bonding

68
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nonmetal and metalloid

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covalent bonding

69
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molecular compound

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covalent bonding

70
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molecular element (7 diatomic elements)

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covalent bonding

71
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size of an atom

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atomic radii

72
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we know atoms are what shape

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spheres

73
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t or f atoms are all the same size

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false

74
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as we move down a group, the atomic radius

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increases

75
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as we move across a period from left - right the atomic radius

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decreases

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why does atomic radius increase as we go down a group

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we have a larger number of energy levels and larger atomic radius because of it

77
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why does atomic radii decrease as we move left - right across a period

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we have a larger number of protons and electrons

78
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electrons are pulled closer to nucleus

A

larger attraction

79
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radius smaller

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larger attraction

80
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size of monoatomic ions

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spheres

81
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what are smaller than their corresponding atoms

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cations

82
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what are larger than their corresponding atoms

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anions

83
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why are cations smaller than their corresponding atoms

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with a smaller number of energy, cation has a smaller radius than its corresponding

84
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extra electrons cause what

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some additional repulsions between the electrons

85
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what do electrons do to minimize additional repulsions

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expand outward

86
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when electrons expand outward the

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radius increases

87
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same number of electrons

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isoelectronic series

88
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process of removing an electron from an atom is called

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ionization

89
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amount of energy required to remove an electron from an isolated atom in the gas phase

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ionization energy

90
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in each period which elements have the largest ionization energy

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noble gases

91
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in each period which elements have the smallest ionization energy

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alkai metals

92
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in each period which elements have similar ionization energies

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transition metals

93
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why do the noble gases have the largest ionization energies in each period

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don’t want to lose their NGEC; make removing e- as difficult as possible (large ionization energy)

94
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why do alkai metals have the smallest ionization energies

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want to lose electron to get NGEC so make it as easy as possible; making small ionization energy

95
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amount of energy absorbed when an electron is added to an isolated atom in the gas phase

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electron affinity

96
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why do the transition metals within a period all have similar ionization energies

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lose same e- (same amount of energy, similar ionization energies)

97
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tendency of an atom to attract electrons towards itself when chemically combined with other atoms

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electronegativity

98
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atom has a strong desire to attract electrons

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large electronegativity

99
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atom has little desire to attract electrons toward itself

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small electronegativity

100
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e- are shared equally between the 2 atoms; occurs when 2 atoms involved have the same (or similar) electronegativities

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nonpolar covalent bond

101
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small difference in electronegativity

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nonpolar covalent bond

102
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electrons are shared but aren’t shared equally

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polar covalent bond

103
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occurs when there is a noticeable difference in the electronegativity of the 2 atoms included

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polar covalent bond

104
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medium size difference in electronegaitivty

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polar covlanet bond

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force of attraction between two molecules

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intermolecular force

106
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this particular example is an example of a hydrogen bond

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intermolecular bond

107
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only occurs when a hydrogen is attracted to either N,O,F

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N-H O-H F-H

108
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the smallest electrically neutral collection of ions

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formula unit

109
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no difference or very small difference in electronegativities

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nonpolar covalent

110
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electrons are shared equally between the two atoms

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nonpolar covalent

111
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no charges are present

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nonpolar covalent

112
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atoms are connected by covalent bonds

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nonpolar covalent

113
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medium size difference in electronegativities

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polar covalent

114
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electrons are shared unequally between the two atoms

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polar covalent

115
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partial charges are present

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polar covalent

116
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atoms are connected by covalent bonds

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polar covlanent

117
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large difference in electronegativities

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ionic bond

118
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electrons are transferred from one atom to another

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ionic

119
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full charges are present

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ionic

120
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ions are not connected

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ionic bond

Chemistry 101 (8 decks)

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