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BJU Physical Science - Ch 18

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A chemical bond formed by atoms sharing electrons, usually nonmetals.   covalent bond  
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A compound consisting of covalently bonded nonmetal atoms.   covalent compound  
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The measure of how strongly an atom holds its electrons when bonded to other atoms.   electronegativity  
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The smallest ratio of elements in an ionic compound that describes its composition; the molecular formula of a covalent compound.   formula unit  
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A chemical bond between atoms with very different electronegativities due to the nearly complete transfer of one or more electrons to the anion.   ionic bond  
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A compound consisting of ionically bonded metal and nonmetal ions. Molecules are not formed instead ions are arranged in a crystal lattice.   ionic compound  
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A way of showing the covalent bonds and arrangement of a molecule using electron dot notation.   Lewis structure  
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A chemical bond in which metal atoms are thought to freely share their valence electrons.   metallic bond  
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The principle that atoms are generally most stable when they have a full set of electrons in their outer energy level.   octet rule  
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