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Chemical bond formed through the transfer of one or more electrons; creates compounds between metals and nonmetals

Ionic Bonds

Bond formed through the sharing of one or more electrons between two nuclei to make a molecule; nonmetals

Covalent Bonds

subscript signifying the change on an ion

oxidation number

energy required to remove the most loosely held electron from the outer shell of an atom

ionization energy

most reactive element

flourine

the measure of the attraction between atoms for ions; it shares with another atom

electronegativity

an atom with either a positive or negative bond

ion (e-)

when naming this type of compound the 1st word is the full name of the element and the second word is the stem name of the element with -ide at the end

Ionic compound

the name of the metal from which the positive ion was formed followed by the name of the negative ion changes the end of the compound to:

-ide

mono-

1

di-

2

tri-

3

tetra-

4

penta-

5

hexa-

6

hepta-

7

octa-

8

ennea-

9

deca-

10

Cu^1+

cuprous ion (copper I ion)

Cu^2+

cupric ion (copper II ion)

Fe^2+

ferrous ion (iron II ion)

Fe^3+

ferric ion (iron III ion)

Ag^1+

Silver ion

NH4^1+

ammonium ion

OH^1-

Hydroxide ion

NO2^1-

Nitrite ion

NO3^1-

Nitrate ion

C2H3O2^1-

Acetate ion

HCO3^1-

Bicarbonate ion

CO3^2-

Carbonate ion

SO3^2-

Sulfite ion

SO4^2-

Sulfate ion

PO4^3-

Phosphate ion

CN^1-

Cyanide ion

charged chemical ion composed of 2 or more atoms covalently bonded

Polyatomic ions

pairs of valence electrons on an atom that are involved in electron sharing

Bonding electron pairs

pairs of valence electrons on an atom that are not involved in electron sharing

Nonbonding electron pairs (lone pairs)

when there is not equal distance between bonds; molecule does not look symmetrical

repulsion

set of procedures to predict a 3-dimensional arrangement of a molecule

VESPR (valence shell electron-pair repulsion)

Trigonal Planar & Angular(with one nonbonding electron group)

3 electron group

Tetrahedral, Trigonal Pyramidal & Angular(with 2 nonbonding electron groups)

4 electron group

what degree is an evenly spread tetrahedral at?

109.5 degrees (CH4)

an electron group is linear when theres:

180 degrees between bonds

symmetrical distribution of electron charge (equal electronegativity)


ex. H2 & N2


Nonpolar

unsymmetrical distribution of electron charge (unequal)


ex. HCl & CO

Polar

a 3 dimensional arrangement of molecules within a molecule

Molecular geometry

when naming this type of compound the 1st word is the prefix then full name of the element and the second word is the prefix then stem name of the element with -ide at the end

covalent

the mass of a given substance divided by its amount of substance (g/mol)

molar mass

determined by the size of its outer-most orbital (largest is bottom-left of the periodic table)

atomic size

Avogadro's number

6.02 x 10^23 (atoms or molecules/1mole)

quantitive study of a chemical reaction


(mass to mass relationship)

stoichiometry

measures amount/actual amount x 100 =

% yield

other name of positive ion

cation

other name of negative ion

anion

nonmetals bonded together to form 1 ion

polyatomic molecule

electrons spend more time near the ________ atom and less time near the _______ atom

electronegative; nonelectronegative

the greater the ______ difference between the 2 bonded atoms, the greater the ______ or the bond

electronegative; polarity

measure of the degree of an equality in sharing of electrons between 2 atoms in a chemical bond

bond polarity

the reagent that's used up first;

limiting reagent

to find the limiting reagent in a chemical reaction:

you find the reagent with the less number of moles