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chemical bonding

forces that hold atoms together

ions

an atom or groups of atoms that contain a electric charge

valence

outermost layer of a valence shell, highest electrical energy

electron

it has negative electricity and is the carrier of electricity

ionic

transfer of electrons from one bonding to the another

characteristics of ionic bond

crystalline at room temprature
higher boiling point and melting point


conducts electricity except solid state



covalent

sharing of electrons



characteristics of a covalent bond

definite and predictable


strong


low melting and boiling points

loose

positive +



gain

negative -

periodic table family:




IA

+

2A

2+

3A

3+



VA

3-

VIA

2-

VIIA

-

oxygen gas

O2



oxygen atom

O

electron configuration mnemonic

orbitals

s,p,d,f

s

2

p

6

d

10

f

14

gilbert n lewis

american chemist who discovered first successful theory of chemical bonding

what was lewis's theory

usual stability of group is 8A elements or noble family

stability

full valence shell of electrons



octet rule

8 valence e-



how do you get the lewis structure from 20Ca

look for the highest mnemonic (4 in given example) and the orbital (2) so put two dots in Ca

I,II,III A

loose electrons

V,VI,VII A

gains electrons

exceptions to the octet rule


01 molecules with an odd number of electrons

free radicals


(covalent, nitrogen + oxygen)

exceptions to the octet rule


02 less than octet

electron deficient


(ionic, boron + chlorine)

exceptions to the octet rule


03 more than an octet

hypervalent molecule


(covalent, phosphorus + chlorine)