Unit 5 Exam Review

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Covalent Bonding Question 100

• The type of compound that is formed by a covalent bond

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Covalent Bonding Question 200

• Happens to the electrons in covalent bonding

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Covalent Bonding Question 300

• Covalent bonds form between

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Covalent Bonding Question 400

• A way to represent or draw molecular compounds

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Covalent Bonding Question 500

• Two ways of describing covalent bonds

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• What is a molecular compound or molecule?

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• What is sharing of electrons?

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• What are two nonmetals?

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Covalent Bonding Answer 400

• What are Lewis Electron Dot Structures?

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• What are shapes and polarity?

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VSEPR Question 100

• The shape of water (H20)

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• Linear (2 ways)

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• Trigonal Pyramidal Components

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• The shape of BF3

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VSEPR Question 500

• Components of a tetrahedral

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• What is bent?– The two lone pairs repel the bonds.

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VSEPR Answer 200

• What is between two atoms or two covalent bonds with no lone pairs on the central atom?

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• What are three covalent bonds and one lone pair on the central atom?

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• What is trigonal planar?

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• What are four covalent bonds and no lone pairs on a central atom?

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Ionic Bonding Question 100

• The type of compound that is formed by an ionic bond

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Ionic Bonding Question 200

• Happens to the electrons in ionic bonding

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• Ionic bonds form between

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• Metals

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• Nonmetals

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Ionic Bonding Answer 100

• What is a formula unit?

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Ionic Bonding Answer 200

• What is a complete transfer of electrons?

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• What is a metal and nonmetal?

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• What are lose electrons to become a cation?

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• What are gains electrons to become anions?

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Metallic Bonding Question 100

• The model of metallic bonding

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Metallic Bonding Question 200

• The ability to be hammered into thin sheets

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• Ductility

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Metallic Bonding Question 400

• Allows for Conductivity

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Metallic Bonding Question 500

• Similar to (IMA)…

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• What is the sea of moving electrons?

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• What is malleability?

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• What is the ability to be drawn into a thin wire?

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• What is the sea of electrons?

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• What are dispersion forces?

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Intermolecular Forces Question 100

• Also known as…

• Attraction between…

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Intermolecular Forces Question 200

• Partial + charge of Hydrogen to partial – charge of another molecule

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• Dispersion Forces

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• Dipole Interactions

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Intermolecular Forces Question 500

• Ranking of IMA (increasing to decreasing)

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Intermolecular Forces Answer 100

• What are van der Waal Forces?

• What are molecules?

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• What is Hydrogen Bonding?

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Intermolecular Forces Answer 300

• What is between two nonpolar molecules?

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Intermolecular Forces Answer 400

• What is between the partial – and partial + of two molecules which are not Hydrogen?

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• What are Hydrogen, Dipole, Dispersion?

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Properties of Bonding Question 100

• High Melting Points

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• 3 Physical Phases

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• Low Melting or Boiling Points

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Properties of Bonding Question 400

• Solids at Room Temperature

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Properties of Bonding Question 500

• Conducts Electricity

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Properties of Bonding Answer 100

• What is Ionic?

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• What is covalent?

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• What is covalent?

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• What is Ionic?

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• What is Ionic?

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Lewis Dot Question 100

• Draw a Oxygen atom

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• Draw a Sodium Ion

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• Draw a Chlorine Ion

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• Draw PCl5

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• Draw SO42-

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Potpourri Question 100

• Importance of valence electrons

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• Octet Rule

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• The ability to draw two different structures of the same compound.

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• What is allows for bonding and properties?

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• What is the tendency to obtain eight valence electrons?

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• What is a nonpolar molecule?

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• What is a polar molecule?

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• What is resonance?

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DAILY DOUBLE

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Final Jeopardy Question

• Draw the Lewis Dot Structure and describe:

C3H8 CH4O

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