Unit 9 Bonding Marglin – Flashcards

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bond
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attractive force holding atoms/ions together
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ionic bonds
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force of attraction between oppositely charged ions
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seven elements so reactive that if nothing else is around them, they will bond with themselves and form diatomic molecules
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I2, Br2, Cl2, N2, O2, F2, H2
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in an ionic bond, M transfers _____ to NM
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1 or more electron
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ionic bonds create ______ and ______
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cations and anions
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ionic bonds are brought together by
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electrostatic attraction
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ionic compound
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all the ions satisfy the octet rule and all the charges cancel each other
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why do bonds form?
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so the atoms become more stable
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exothermic
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bonds forms so energy is released
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endothermic
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bond breaks so releases energy
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ionic compounds
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-made of ions -M + NM -neutral (charges cancel)
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1st property of ionic compounds
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solid at room temperature (tightly packed, vibrate in place, very organized)
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2nd property of ionic compounds
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crystal lattice (crystalline) structure: orderly, repeating, 3-D arrangement of atoms or ions (maximizes attractions and minimizes repulsions)
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3rd property of ionic compounds
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high melting points
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4th property of ionic compounds
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brittle
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5th property of ionic compounds
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soluble in water
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6th property of ionic compounds
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do not conduct electricity UNLESS melted (molten) or dissolved in water
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ionic compounds: zinc makes a ___ charge
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2+
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ionic compounds: nickel makes a ___ charge
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2+
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ionic compound: elements in column ___ usually don't make ions
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A4
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Lewis Dot Diagrams
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Gilbert Lewis devised a way to easily visualize bonding.
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how to do lewis dot diagrams
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use the chemical symbol to represent the nucleus and the inner core electrons. Use dots to represent the valence electrons
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monatomic ions
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made from one atom
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polyatomic ions
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made from groups of atoms that are covalently bonded together (and so act as a unit)
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how to name ionic compounds
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-name the cation -name the anion
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how to name monatomic cations
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say/write the name of the element, followed by the word ion.
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TM can make _______ ion charge, so we signify their charges by using a _________ in parentheses
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more than 1, roman numeral. [Fe^2+ is iron (II) ion, Fe^3+ is iron (III) ion]
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monatomic cation exceptions (no roman numeral)
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zinc, silver, cadmium, nickel
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monatomic cation exceptions (need roman numerals)
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tin, lead [Pb^2+ is lead(II)ion] [Sn^4+ is tin(IV)ion]
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monatomic anions: change the ending of the name to ____
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"ide"
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polyatomic ions characteristics
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-most are anions -most contain O atoms -most end in "ate" or "ite"
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-ate ions have ___ more O atom than -ite atoms
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ammonium
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NH4^1+
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cyanide
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CN^1-
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hydroxide
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OH^1-
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carbonate
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CO3^2-
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nitrate
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NO3^1-
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phosphate
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PO4^3-
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sulfate
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SO4^2-
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carbonite
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CO2^2-
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nitrite
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NO2^1-
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phosphite
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PO3^3-
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sulfite
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SO3^2-
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per--ate
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XO4^1-
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-ate
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XO3^1-
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-ite
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XO2^1-
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hypo--ite
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XO^1-
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bicarbonate
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HCO3^1-
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acetate
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C2H3O2^1-
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dichromate
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Cr2O7^2-
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chromate
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CrO4^2-
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oxalate
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C2O4^2-
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permanganate
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MnO4^1-
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CaCO3
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calcium carbonate
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Ba(OH)2
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barium hydroxide
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how to name an ionic compound
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-name the cation -name the anion
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binary
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contains two elements
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ternary
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contains 3 elements
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how to make an ionic compound formula
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-write the symbol and charge for each ion -"drop and swap" the charges (just the #, not the signs) to get the subscripts -reduce if necessary -use parentheses if you need a subscript for a polyatomic atom
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aluminum sulfate
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Al2(SO4)3
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iron(II)hydroxide
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Fe(OH)2
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chemical formula
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tells you the number and kinds of atoms in the compound
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formula unit
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the smallest piece of an ionic compound that is neutral (f.u.)
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empirical formula
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the lowest whole number ratio of atoms (or ions) in the compounds, the EF is ALWAYS the correct formula
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barium oxalate
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BaC2O4
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lithium chlorate
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LiClO3
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Pb(SO4)2
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lead(IV)sulfate
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Cd(CLO2)2
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cadmium chlorite
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3 ways to recognize molecular compounds
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-contain atoms (neutral) -nonmetal elements(ONLY) -have covalent bonds(formed by sharing electrons)
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3 ways to recognize ionic compounds
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-starts with a metal -has parentheses -contains polyatomic ion
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valence electrons are _____ to the nucleus of another atom (and vice-versa)
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attracted
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single bond
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one shared pair of electrons
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double bond
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two shared pairs of electrons
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triple bond
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three shared pairs of electrons
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properties of molecular coumpounds
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-wide variety of properties (too many to categorize all molecular compounds)
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examples of properties of molecular compounds
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-some are solid, some are liquid, some are gases -some have a crystalline structure, a few do not -some have high melting points, others don't -some are soluble in water, some are not -almost none can conduct electricity (nonelectrolytes)
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molecule
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the smallest piece of a molecular chomping that had the same properties as the compound
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molecular compound names have __________
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numerical prefixes
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how to name a molecular compound
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-name each element;change the ending of the 2nd element to "ide" -change the subscripts into prefixes -do not use mono for the 1st element -drop the ending vowel of the prefix if the element name starts with "o"
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SF2
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sulfur difluorite
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N2O
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dinitrogen monoxide
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C3H3
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tricarbon octahydride
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NH3
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nitrogen trihydride
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how to write the formula for a molecular compound
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-change the element names to their symbols -change the prefixes to subscripts
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iodine trichloride
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ICl3
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tetraphosphorous decoxide
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P4O10
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chemical formula
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shows you number and kinds of atoms in the compound
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molecular formula
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tells the number and kind of atoms in the molecule
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structural formula
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shows which atoms are attached (and how)
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steps 1-2 to draw Lewis structures
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•count up all the valence electrons in the species •draw a skeleton structure -the least electronegative element usually is the 1st in the chemical formula & is often the central atom -H (& most of the time halogens) are terminal atoms ("ends" of molecules) because they only make one bond -molecules tend to be compact & symmetrical, rather than long, stringy thingies
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steps 3-6 to draw Lewis Structures
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•subtract 2 electrons for each bond you drew •try to arrange the remaining electrons to satisfy the octet rule for all the atoms •if you need more electrons than you have, draw a double (or triple) bond, subtract 2electrons and try again •if you have more electrons than you need, place u shared pair(s) on the central atom (expanded octet)
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elements most likely to make multiple bonds
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C, O, N, S
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resonance
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when a molecule (or ion)can have MORE THAN 1 correct Lewis Structure and the ONLY difference if the arrangement of the electrons (not the atoms)
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Resonance Hybrid
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blends those multiple structures together
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coordinate covalent bond
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formed when one atoms contributes both electrons to shared pair
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1st exception to octet rule
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central atom has less than 8 valence electrons. occurs if central atom has less than 4 valence electrons by itself
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2nd exception to octet rule
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central atom has less than 8 valence electrons(expanded octet). occurs only if the central atoms had empty d orbitals to promote electrons into (i.e. only with elements in columns 5A, 6A, 7A, or 8A on Pd. 3 or lower in the Pd.T)
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3rd exception to octet rule
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molecule has an odd # of valence electrons
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unpaired electrons in a molecule make it highly reactive. these species are called __________
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free radicals
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electronegativity
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some atoms are better able to attract electrons than others
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difference in electronegativity
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determined bond polarity
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dipole
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bond or molecule that has 2 ends with slightly opposite charges
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0.5-1.9 difference in electronegativity
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polar
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0-0.4 difference in electronegativity
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nonpolar
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2.0+ difference in electronegativity
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ionic
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2 ways to signify polar bonds
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•arrows +----> •deltas (+/-)
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bond (dissociation) energy
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the amount of energy required to break a bond
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"big" atoms have ____ bond lengths than "small" atoms
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longer
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bond energy ______ as bond length ______
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increases, decreases
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bond lenghts
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single > double > triple
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polar bonds have ______ energies than nonpolar bonds
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higher
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acids
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special case of molecular compounds
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acid characteristics
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-made of all nonmetal atoms -dissolve in (actually, hey react with) H2O to make H^+ ions -acids are named after their anions
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ion ending: -ate
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acid: -ic
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ion ending: -ite
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acid: -ous
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ion ending: -ide
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acid: hydro-ic
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how to name an acid
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-identify the anion and change the ending appropriately -write "acid" at the end
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HClO4
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perchlorate acid
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HClO3
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chloric acid
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HClO2
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chlorous acid
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HClO
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hypochlorous acid
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HCl
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hypochloric acid
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how to write an acid formula
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-change "acid" to "H" -identify the anion(by the acid name) -may need to drop & swap
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sulfuric acid
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H2SO4
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phosphorous acid
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H3PO3
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hydrates
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-special case of ionic compounds -ionic crystals can trap water molecules b/w the ions -hydrates tend to be colored compounds -when heated, the ionic compound stays solid but the water is evaporated and the compound loses its color
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anhydrous form
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when is heated, the hydrate stays solid, but the water is driven off(evaporated) so the compound loses its color
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how to name a hydrate
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-name the ionic compound -use the numerical prefix; write hydrate
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CuSO4•5H2O
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Copper(II)Sulfate Pentahydrate
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CuCl2•2H2O
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Copper(II)Chloride Dihydrate
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