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Bonding Review

FLAHERTY: Bonding review

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Subatomic particle with a positive charge Proton
Subatomic particles found in the nucleus Protons & Neutrons
Subatomic particle that can change levels Electron
Subatomic particle with no charge Neutron
Subatomic particle with a negative charge Electron
When an atom has a full valence shell, will it react easily and form bonds? No
Where are the valence electrons found? Outermost level / shell
When an atom's valence shell is almost empty, it will ______ electrons to stabilize. Lose / Get rid off / Give away
When an atom's valence shell is almost full, it will ______ electrons to stabilize. Gain / Take in / Steal
When an atom's valence shell is half full / half empty, it will _______ electrons to stabilize. Share
An atom that has either lost or gained an electron. Ion
An atom that has lost electrons. Cation
An atom that has gained electrons. Anion
The group numbers in the periodic table also indicate the # of _____ electrons. Valence
Cations with +1 charge Group 1: Alkalai Metals
Anions with -1 charge Group 7: Halogens
Cations with +2 charge Group 2: Alkaline Earth Metals
Anions with -2 charge Group 6: Oxygen Family
Cations with +3 charge Group 3: Boron Family
Anions with -3 charge Group 5: Nitrogen Family
Have 4 valence electrons so will most likely share electrons. Can either lose or gain 4. Charge can be + or - 4 Group 4: Carbon Family
Metals are found on the ____ side of the Periodic Table. Left
Nonmetals are found on the ____ side of the Periodic Table. Right
Transition metals are found in the ____ of the Periodic Table. Center / Middle
A bond formed by transferring electrons Ionic
A bond formed by sharing electrons Covalent
If the shared electrons are NOT EVENLY spaced out around the atoms, it is a ___ bond. Polar Covalent
If the shared electrons are evenly spaced out around the atoms, it is a ____ bond. Nonpolar Covalent
Why do elements form compounds? To stabilize (have full outer shells)
Two elements chemically combine Compound
Two elements physically combine Mixture
Which three groups are more likely to lose electrons to form bonds? 7, 6 & 5
Which three groups are more likely to gain electrons to form bonds? 1, 2 & 3
Why are the noble gasses unreactive? Full valence shell
If the electronegativity difference is <.5 Nonpolar covalent bond
If the electronegativity difference is > .5 but < 1.7 Polar covalent bond
If the electronegativity difference is > or = 1.7 Ionic bond
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