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Why do compounds form

atoms are ustable, compounds are stable

Explain the properties of compounds are differnt from the elements that make them

Na=Cl=NaCl


"make a new"

Compounds

Substances formed by 2 or more elements that are chemically bonded together

what kind of compositoin do compounds have

a fixed compostion

Chemical structure

DEscribes the arrangement of bonded atoms or ions in a substance

Chemical fomula

A set ratio of atoms in a compound

What does a chemical formila represent

The number and type of atoms that make up a compound

What is a chemical fomula made up of

Symbols and numbers

Chemical bonds

an attractive force that holds atoms or ions tother

How are chemical bonds formed

The transfer or sharing of electrons

Subscript

Number of atoms in eachelemnt

Coefficent

number of molecules

What do Ions do with their electrons

they transfer their ions

what do colevalent compounds do with their electrons

the shae them

What are ionic compounds found as

metals ad nonmetals

What are covelant compounds found as

2 or more non metals

what s an Ionic Compounds melting point

high melting point

what s an covelant Compounds melting point

low

what s an Ionic Compounds bonds strength

very high

what s an covalent Compounds bonds strength

very low

when do ionic form ons

when melted or disovled in water

how does a covalent compound conduct electrictyq

not too well

How does an Ionic compound conduct electricty
it will conduct electricty wgen melted or disolved in water
where do postives go
on the left
ionic compound
metal made up of metal and nonmetal
binary ionic compound
ionic madd up of only 2 elements - one is a metal
what does a binary ionic compound end in
-ide
tertiary ion
a group of civalently bonded atoms that acts as an ion
what is the difference between a polyamtomic ion that ends in -ite and -ate
-ate has one more oxygen than -ite(s)
tertiary ionic
three or more elements
oxyanions
polyatimic atoms that contain oxygen

Tertiary (polyatomic)

A group of covalently bonded atoms that acts as an ion

Tertiary ionic

3 or more elements

How do you find the Oxidation number in a transition metal

look at the oxidation number given as a roman numeral

Single bond

shares 2 electrons

double bond

shares 4 electrons

how many prefixes are there in covalent bonds

2 prefixes

what is a metalic bond

two or more metals joined together

How are electrons held together in a metalic bond

they are held together very losely in place and move from atom to atom

what are elctrons called in metalic bonds

delcolized

what is an alloy

a combination of metals

what does an alloy allo metals to do

be more stable

What are examples of alloys

pewter and bronze

what is in pewter

copper and amitomy

what is in bronze

copper and tin

What is the fomula for phosophate

(PO4)

what is the charge of phosophate

3-

What is the fomula for Carbonate

(CO3)

What is the charge of carbonate

2-

what is the fomula for sulfate

(SO4)

What is the charge of sulfate

2-

what is the fomula for sulfite

(SO3)

What is the charge of sulfite

2-

What is the formula for nitrite

(NO2)

what is the charge of nitrite

1-

what i the formula of nitrate

(NO3)

what is the charge of nitrate

1-

what is the fomula for Hydroxide

(OH)

what ist the charge of hydroxide

1-

what is the formula for cyanide

(CN)

what is the charge for cyaide

1-

what is the formula for ammonium

(NH4)

what is the charge of amonium

1+