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Chemical Bonds

TermDefinition
A transfer of electrons causes a _____ atom charged
A charged atom Ion
Ionic bonds have a ___ type of bond strong
Ionic bonds have ____ melting points high
Ionic bonds have ____ boiling points high
Ionic bonds are ______ ______ at room temperature Crystalline solids
Ionic bonds have a repeating 3D pattern called a _____ lattice
Aqueous solution a solution which solvent is water
Valence electrons are full with ____ electrons eight
Covalent bonds occur between _____. non metals
Covalent bonds have ____ bonds. strong
Covalent bonds have ___ melting points. low
Covalent bonds have ___ boiling points. low
Covalent bonds can be _____ or _______ polar, nonpolar
Covalent bonds usually occur as ____ or ____ liquids, gases
Covalent bonds are not good _____ of electricity conductors
_____ bonds are shared Covalent
Electronegativity The tendency of an atom in a covalent bond to attract shared electrons
_____bonds are stable but not as strong as covalent bonds Hydrogen
_____ compounds are made of two elements Binary
"Mono" One
"Di" Two
"Tri" Three
"Tetra" Four
"Penta" Five
"Hecta" Six
"Hepta" Seven
"Octa" Eight
"Nona" Nine
"Deca" Ten
Hydrogen bonds take place between ____ molecules containing hydrogen polar
Polar One atom is "tugging" more than another, causing a charge
Nonpolar Equal "tugging" - no charge
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