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-OH
hydroxyl
NH2-C=O
|
R
amide
O
||
C-C-O-C
Ester
O=C-OH
|
R
Carboxylic acid
atomic radius
1/2 the distance between nucleus of two like atoms, increases top to bottom, decreases left to right
electronegativity
the ability of an atom to attract the electrons that are bonded to it, more electronegative the close you are to flourine
polarizability
the ease with which the electron cloud around an atom is disturbed by the presence of an external charge

decreases left to right and increases top to bottom

metals have the highest
ionization energy
the energy associated with removing a valance electron from an atom

energy+A -> A+ + e-
1st<2nd<<3rd
electron affinity
the energy associated with adding an electron to an atom

increases top to bottom, decreases left to right

A+e- -> A-
full energy levels are ____ stable than partially full levels
much more
screening
electrons closer to the nucleus screen electrons further away. remains the same throughout periodic table
effective nuclear charge
increases across a period
Ionization energy
the energy associated with removing a valance electron

increases top to bottom, increases left to right

1st<2nd<3rd
non metals
tend to have high IE, negative electron affinities, gain electrons (form anions)
metals
have low IE, more positive electron affinities, lose electrons (form cations)
Fe
+2 +3
Cu
+2 +1
Zn
+2
Ag
+1
Au
+3 +1
Hg
+2 +1
ionic bond
form between metals and nonmetals, need a net charge of 0
lattace energy
energy associated with with the process of breaking an ionic bond
ammonium
NH4+
acetate
C2H3O2-
carbonate
CO3 -2
bicarbonate
HCO3 -
cyanide
CN-
hydroxide
OH-
nitrate
NO3 -
phosphate
PO4 -3
sulfate
SO4 -2
acids
compounds that dissolve in water to yeild an H+ ion
binary acid
contain to elements , H and another one
polyatomic ions dervied ions
made by adding a polyatomic ion and hydrogen atoms to equal the charge
organic acids
acids made with a carboxylic acid functional group
monoprotic
can donate one proton
diprotic
can donate two protons
triprotic
can donate three protons
polyprotic
donates two or more protons
bases
dissolve to donate -OH, they accept an H+ ion
ionic bases
compounds containing the hydroxide ion
almost all polatomic ions are ____
basic
organic bases
covalently bonded compounds that accept protons, commonly contain a nitrogen
monoequalivant
accepts one proton
diequivalent
accepts two protons
triequivalent
accpets three protons
polyequivalent
accepts two or omore protons
binary acids
the ending of the element is changed to -ic and hydro- is added to the beggining
covalent bonds
the sharing of electrons, occurs between non metals
nitrogen bonded to one two or three carbons
N-C

N-C
|
C

C-N-C
|
C
amine
phenol
an alcohol on a aromatic ring
a carbonyl group bonded to two more carbons

C
|
C=O
|
C
ketone
a carbonyl group bonded to another carbon and a hydrogen

H
|
C=O
|
C
aldehyde
a carbonyl group bonded to a hydroxyl group and a carbon

OH
|
C=O
|
C
carboxylic acid
isomers
two different compounds that have the same molecular formula but different atom connectivity
resonance structures
atoms are connected in the same way but differ by the arrangement of lone pairs ands bonds, they don't actually exist but contribute to the real structure
formal charge
# of valance electrons - # number of non bonding electrons - 1/2 # of shared pairs