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Unit 6 Flashcards

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1
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Structural formula

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Graphic representations of the relative placement of atoms in a molecule and the bonds between them

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Structural formula AKA

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Lewis structure

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Structural formulas are important to chemists b/c

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They can predict behavior by knowing the structural formula of molecules

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of electrons in a single bond

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2

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of electrons in a double bond

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of electrons in a triple bond

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Bond dissociation energy

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Total energy required to break the bond between 2 covalent bonded atoms

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Is breaking a bond exothermic or endothermic?

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Endothermic

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Forming bonds

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Exothermic

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10
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Longest to shortest covalent bonds

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Single, double, triple

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Strongest to weakest bonds

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Triple>double>single

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Dispersion involves

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Temporary dipoles

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Dispersion occurs between

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Non polar molecules

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14
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Dispersion strength of attraction

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Low

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15
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Dipole-dipole involves

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Permanent dipoles

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Dipole dipole occurs between

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Polar molecules

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17
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Dipole dipole strength of attraction

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Medium

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18
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H bond involves

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Permanent dipoles of H, N, O, F

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19
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Hydrogen bonding occurs between

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Polar molecules

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20
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H bond strength of attraction

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High

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21
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Strength of bonds including ionic

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Ionic >hydrogen>dipole dipole>dispersion

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22
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Three types of polarities

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Ionic, polar covalent, non polar covalent

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23
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Determination of bond polarity

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The different between the electronegativity of the atoms. If result is between 0.4-1.7, bond is polar covalent

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Ionic bonds are always

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Polar bonds

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Ionic bond electronegativity

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Difference greater than 2

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Non polar covalent bonds have ____ to ____ electronegativity

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Very low to no

27
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All diatomic molecules are

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Nonpolar

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Diatomic molecules

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Br2, I2, N2, Cl2, H2, O2, F2

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In nonpolar molecules, the dipoles

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Cancel each other

30
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2 molecular shapes that will always produce polar molecules

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Bent, trigonal pyramidal

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Intermolecular forces

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Attractive forces between molecules.

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Intermolecular forces are much weaker than

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Intramolecular forces

33
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What types of forces/bonds are breaking when water boils?

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Intermolecular

34
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What determines whether particles that make up a substance are solids, liquids or gases?

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The magnitude (and type) of intermolecular forces.

35
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Weaker than ionic bonds

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Covalent

36
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Low meting and boiling points

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Covalent

37
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Generally soft and wont shatter

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Covalent

38
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Poor conductors of heat and electricity

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Covalent

39
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Most are soluble in water

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Covalent

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Solid, liquid, gas at room temperature

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Covalent

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Strong bonds

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Ionic bond

42
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High melting and boiling points

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Ionic bond

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Hard and brittle (solid at room temperature)

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Ionic bond

44
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Poor conductors in solid state

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Ionic bond

45
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Good conductors when molten or dissolved in water

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Ionic bond

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Soluble in water

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Ionic bond

47
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Malleable and ductile

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Metallic bonds

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Metallic bonds

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Solid, high melting points, strong bonds

49
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Isotope

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If a compound begins with hydrogen

50
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To name an acid that has no oxygen, the prefix is ___ and the acid name ends in ___

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Hyrdo, ic

51
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To name an acid that has oxygen if the compound name ends in -it’s, acid form of the name would end in

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Ous

52
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Electrons are ____ in covalent compounds

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Shared

53
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The tendency of an atom in a compound to attract electrons

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Electronegativity

54
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A kind of bond in which there is unequal sharing of electrons

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Polar covalent

55
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Any bond in which there is electron sharing

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Covalent bond

56
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The particle formed when 2 or more atoms bond covalently

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Molecule

57
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Model that shows how atoms are arranged in a molecule

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Structural formula

58
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Model used to determine the molecular shape

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VSEPR model

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