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chemistry

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properties of metals Crystal structure conduct electricity and heat malleable and ductile high melting points
properties of covalent intramolecular strong, intermolecular weak
properties of ionic compound high melting points and high boiling point hard and rigid and brittle and crystal solids dont conduct elec molten liquid and aqueous solutions do conduct elec electrolytes -ionic ting that conducts elec
if someting is linear it has only what angle beta it has a 180 or just a striaght line gangstar
to find out how many elements an element can bond with you check how many more elctrons it needs to reach a stable octet
HOw do you know if a compound is a tetrahedral if it has no lone pairs ,4 elements on the main thing
why is bornon difernent it only need 6 valence electrons
How do you find out how many lone pairs something has you take the valence electrons of you take the valence electrons of the central atom and you subtract the amount of bonds you have if you have some left that means lone pairs
if you got a question saying you have like 2-6 which one whould it bond with you whould usually pick 2-8 if thats an option if not go for the one with the most valence electrons
if theres a question like +1 or -1 what do you do look at the mc adn see which one has the protons that wil add to eaqual the amount of protons its asking for
if it asks whats the atomic number of a compound what do you do use OH- as an example you add the proton numbers so O has 8 and H has 1 so atomic number of 9 CHARGE DONT DO NUTIN
What solid has a very high melting point but is a poor conductor? Network covalent solid
how do you know what bond is the least polar polarity depends on electronegativity difference the smaller the dif the less polar it is
In a bond, which atom attracts electrons more? The one with higher electronegativity
which group 18 element is most likely to form a compound with flourine always krypton and up
which element can bond with radon usually flourine cs high in elctronegativity
What type of solid conducts electricity when melted? Ionic solid
What type of solid is soft and does NOT conduct electricity? Molecular solid
What type of solid has a “sea of electrons”? Metallic solid
What type of solid has a VERY high melting point and is very hard? Network covalent solid
If a solid conducts electricity as a solid, what type is it? Metallic
Why do ionic solids have high melting points? Strong attractions between positive and negative ions
Why do molecular solids have low melting points? Weak intermolecular forces
Which solid type has the weakest forces between particles? Molecular solids
how do you know if a covalent molecule is polar or non polar if symmetrical its non polar if asymmetrical its a polar molecule
how to tell the dif with LDF, hydrogen bonds and dipole dipole if its non polar its always LDF,if its polar its gonna be dipole dipole unless in that compound hydrogen is bonded with FON then it would be Hydrogen bonding
when it asks if a bond is polar but theres a lot of elements what to do alll of them need to be non polar for it to be non polar once theres one its polar
Linear if its littely 2 things its always linear their can be 3 carefull when theirs no lone pairs its linear
Bent bent is only when their are 3 things and their are lone pairs
Trigonal planer trigonal planer is when their are 3 things connected to a central atom but their is no lone pairs
trigonal pyramidal trigonal pyramidal is when their are 3 things connected to a central atom but their are lone pairs
tetrahydral when their are 4 things all conected to the central atom so their are no lone pairs
the larger the molecule the higher the boiling point
the stronget the hydrogen bond the more cohesive stickier to surroundings
how do you know how ionic something is the one with the largest electronegativity
when it asks like which one is the lowest thing for water and it gives you ml and temp ML doesnt mater only temp
what is the vapor pressure for liquid at its normal boiling temp 101.3
when it asks for strongest inter molecular forces and gives u vapor presure its the ___ highest temp
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