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CHEM 160

Big FO test 3-18-26

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ionic compound properties strong ionic bond melt and boil at high temp insulators (cannot conduct electricity) - when molten can nconduct electricity electrlyes are good conductors when dissolved inw ater metal and nonmetal
polyatomic ions group of atoms that are cavelntly bonded together
oxyanions polyatomic ion that has oxygen as one of its component
covalent compounds two nonmetals
naming covalent compounds greek prefix
exceptions to covalent naming rules ammonia NH3 phosphine PH3 arsine AsH3 hydrazine N2H4 benzene C6H6 water H2O hydrogen peroxide H2O2
covalent bonds shared electrons electronegativty resonance
ionin bonding electrons are completely transferred
metallic bonding free sea of electrons
exceptions to the octet rule electron deficient central atom hypervalent central atom (elements in period > 3)
atoms that can do multiple bonds CONS-Se
formal charge Valence E - (# Bonds + Unpaired E)
how a structure is the optimal form related to formal charge formal charge is as close to the value 0 as possible any sum of formal charge in an ion equals that charge of that ion any negative formal charge resides on a strongly electronegative element
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