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A _______ bond is formed when two atoms share electrons.

COVALENT

A bond which forms when one atom donates one or more electrons and another atom accepts the electrons is a _________ bond.

IONIC

_______ bond - a bond wherein both atoms complete their outer electron shells after one atom donates one or more electrons and another atom accepts the electrons.

IONIC

Atoms that accept electrons are known as _______ because their electrical charge changes from neutral to negative.

NEGATIVE IONS

Atoms that donate electrons are known as ______ because their electrical charge changes from neutral to positive.

POSITIVE IONS

True or false:


IONIC BONDS are STRONG.

False

The pH scale measures the ______ of a solution.

acidity

Solutions with pH 7 are ______.

neutral

Neutral solutions would have the pH of ___.

7

Solutions with pH values ______ 7 are acids.

below

Solutions with pH values ______ 7 are bases.

above

A chemical compound that releases H+ into a solution is called a(n) _____.

acid

Acid releases _________ (H+) to solutions, bases absorb H+.

HYDROGEN IONS

Hydrogen ions are absorbed by ________.

bases.

The strongest among the three types of bonds is a ________.

COVALENT BOND

Single covalent bond - ______ pairs of electrons shared.

2

Double covalent bond - ______ pairs of electrons shared.

4

Each covalent bond shares _____ electrons.

2

____________ bonds are STRONG and don't separate easily in water.

covalent

All four groups of organic compounds (CARBS, LIPIDS, PROTEINS, and NUCLEIC ACIDS) are formed from small molecules joined together by _________ bonds.

covalent

Nonpolar covalent bonds - electrons are shared _____ between atoms.

equally

Polar covalent bonds - electrons are ____ shared equally between atoms.

not

Because water molecules are _______, the positive end of the water molecule bonds to the negative end of a different water molecule, causing them to stick together.

polar

The connection between the hydrogen and oxygen atoms in water molecules is also called a __________.

hydrogen bond

Water dissolves more substances than any other liquid because of its ______ properties.

polar

A(n) _________ covalent bond is the type of bond found in a molecule that cannot dissolve in water.

nonpolar

A liquid with a pH of 3 is more _____ than a liquid with a pH of 8.

acidic

To neutralize a solution with a low pH, you should add a solution that is _______.

basic