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bond

a force that holds 2 atoms together in a molecule

bond energy

energy required to break a bond

why do bonds occur

elements bond in order to complete their valence electron shell

ionic bonds

a metal and a non metal transfer and electron due to the attraction of a positive an negative e-

covalent bonds

equal sharing of an electron


DIATOMIC molecules

polar covalent bonds

unequal sharing of e- 2 non metals

electro negativity

the ability of an element to compete for electrons w/the element its bonded to

what side of the periodic table does electro negativity increase on

the upper right

dipole moment

shows the separation of charges in a molecule

lewis structures

show the arrangement of valence e- in a compound and bonds between atoms and non bondin valence e-'s (lone pairs)

Lewis structure exceptions:

hydrogen only needs 2 e- to complete outer shell

Lewis structure exceptions:

boron, 3 valence electrons only, 6 after bonding

Lewis structure exceptions:

carbon can have multiple bonds

what is resonance

when more than one correct Lewis structure can be drawn from a molecule

VSPER is a acronym for

Valence, shell, electron, pair, Repultion

VSPER theory is used for

predicting the 3-d shape of molecules that accounts for the compounds physical properties

if there is 1 total pairs of e- and 1 bonded pair then the e- pair geometry is

N/A

if there is 1 total pairs of e- and 1 bonded pair then the molecular geometry is

linear

if there is 2 total pairs of e- and 2 bonded pair then the e- pair geometry is

linear

if there is 2 total pairs of e- and 2 bonded pair then the molecular geometry is

linear

if there is 3 total pairs of e- and 3 bonded pair then the e- pair geometry and molecular geometry are

trigonal planer

if there is 4 total pairs of e- and 4 bonded pair then the e- pair geometry is

tetrahedrum

if there is 4 total pairs of e- and bonded pair then the molecular geometry are

tetrahedrum or trigonal planer

if there is 4 total pairs of e- and 2 bonded pair then the e- pair geometry and molecular geometry are

tetrahedrum and bent v shape

if there is 4 total pairs of e- and 1 bonded pair then the e- pair geometry and molecular geometry are

tetrahedrum and linear