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Compounds $ Bonds

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Octet Rule   needs 8 valence electron to be stable. **atoms that are not noble gases form octets*** no noble gases(have no octet)  
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Ionic Bond   Transfer(lose/gain) -> ("Attraction" betw opposite charged ions)  
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Covalent Bonds   Sharing  
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Ionic Compound( ex. NaCl)   has pos & neg ions, held together by strong attraction between opposite charged ions, high melting point,solids,  
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Subscripts   represents the number of positve & negative electron that give overall charge of zero  
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Positive charge of ion   equal to group number EX; group 1A= 1+, 2A= 2+  
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Ionic Formula   pos & neg ions, neutral,has charge balance(total pos chrg= total neg chrg),symbol metal written first then non metal  
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write ionic formula   Ba2+Cl- write symbol w/ions balance charges(2Cls needed) BaCl2  
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naming Ionic compounds w/2 elements   Identify cation & anion, cation first, followed by anion w/ide ending.  
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6 form more than 1 type Ion   Cr-Chromium, Fe-Iron, Cu Copper,Au gold,Sn-Tin,Pb-Lead  
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Non metal Ions (ionic comp w/2elements)   when non metals are formed into ions, change the end name to "ide" Ex; NaCl= sodium Chloride  
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Metals that form more 1 cation   C**Use roman numeral to name ionic charge*** Chromium Cr, Copper Cu, Iron Fe,Tin Sn,Lead Pb,Gold Au Ex; Copper(II)sulfide=Cu2S  
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Polyatomic Ions   group of Atoms, has overall ionic charge, Ex: OH- Hydroxide NO-3= Nitrate  
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Covalent Compounds   Electrons are shared,2non metals,groups 14-17, each atom has complete outer shell(octet) or duet(hydrogen)  
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Duet   Hydrogen shell  
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Hydrogen Molecule   stable w/2electrons(helium),has shared pr of electrons,  
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naming covalent compounds   prefixes are used to name atoms  
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mono   1  
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Di   2.....  
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Tri   3.....  
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Tetra   4......  
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Pentra   5...  
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hexa   6....  
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hepta   7.....  
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octa   8....  
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nona   9....  
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deca   10  
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Electronegativity   attraction for an atom of shared electron *increase left to right gng across period on periodic table,high nonmetals, Fuorine highest, low for metals  
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Non Polar Covalent Bonds   *(0.0-0.4)**between non metals,unequal sharing electrons,no electronegativity  
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Polar Covalent Bond   ***(0.5-1.7)****non metal,unequal share electrons  
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Properties of Ionic Bonds   ****(1.8-higher)**** between metal & nonmetals, electron transfer  
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Tetrahedral shape   4 bonds  
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Prymadial   3 bonds  
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bent shape   2 bonds  
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VSPER   VALENCE SHARE ELECTRON PAIR REPULSION THEORY arranged apart,least amt repulsion  
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Polar molecules   has polar bonds,has separation w/pos & neg charge w/dipole  
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NonPolar Molecules   contain non polar bonds or has symetrical arrangement( bonds that are identical) O=C=O H-H  
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Dipole Dipole attractions   covalent & polar molecules, form strong bonds, F,O,N very electronegativity  
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Dispersion forces   weak attractions between non polar molecules,temp dipoles develop w/electrons arent distributed equally  
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strongest/Hydrogen   Ionic, Hydrogen are stronger than dipoles  
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Dipoles   separation of positive & neg charges in polar bonds indicated by an arrow from more pos to neg atom  
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Dipole in polar covalent bond   subtract number, higher number - sign lower number + sign  
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