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Unit 1:C/D Review

Terms for Chemistry.

TermDefinition
Bond A force that holds 2 or more atoms together
Covalent Bonds Bonds that share valence electrons; Non-Metal to Non-Metals; Can be polar of non-polar; Small to 0 Electronegativity difference; Prefixes; No charges
Ionic Bonds Attraction of oppositely charged particles; Metal to Non-Metal; Large Electronegativity Difference; No prefixes; Charges; ide is an element, ate or ite is a polyatomic ion;
Dipole Moments When one side of a bond has a greater grasp on the shared electrons; Occurs in polar covalent bonds; Occurs in polyatomic ions when there are polar covalent more than two elements
Single Bond One electron shared
Double Bond Two electrons shared
Triple Bond Three electrons shared
Polyatomic Ions Covalently bonded atoms that have added/lost electrons to become stable; -ate or -ite; exceptions cyanide, hydroxide, peroxide
Resonance Structures Polyatomic structures that have multiple accurate lewis structures
Exceptions to the Octet rule Less than 8: H(2), Be(2), B(6); Greater than 8: P, S, Se, Te, Xe
VSPER Model Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion; The shape of a lewis structure of a polyatomic bond; Linear, Bent, Trigonal Planar, Tetrahedral, Trigonal Pyramid
INTRAmolecular forces Inside the compound; Covalent and Ionic bonds
INTERmolecular Forces (IMF) The attraction between molecules
Interionic IMF; Between Metals and Non-Metals; High melting and boiling point; Strongest IMF; Crystalline Structures
Hydrogen Bonding IMF; Between a Hydrogen to N,O, or F; Very strong Dipole-Dipole; High Melting and Boiling Point; Second Strongest IMF
Dipole-Dipole IMF; Between Polar molecules to other polar molecules; Lower Melting and Boiling points; Third strongest IMF
London Dispersion IMF; Non-Polar to Non-Polar; Found in all molecules; Becomes stronger with more electrons; EXTREMELY low melting and boiling points; Weakest IMF
Alkanes Saturated Hydrocarbon; Single bond between carbons; CxHx+2
Alkenes Double bond between carbons; Most important Alkyl group; CxHx
Alkynes Triple bond between carbons; 2nd most important Alkyl group; CxHx-2
Isomer Same formula different structure
Hybridization The change of the shape of bonds (Double or triple); S & P orbitals in valence shell
Type 1 Fixed charges; Group 1 (1+), Group 2 (2+), Ag (1+), Zn (2+), Cd (2+), Al (3+)
Type 2 Variable Charges; Cation (Metal) first; Denote charge with roman numerals
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