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Bond Types
Ionic Compounds
Covalent Compounds
Polar or Nonpolar
Potpourri
• This is formed when an atom transfers electrons to another atom
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I-100
I-200
• This type of bond is formed between nitrogen and fluorine
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I-300
• This type of bond type is formed between atoms that have significantly different attractions for electrons
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I-400
• This type of bond is formed between two identical atoms
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I-500
• This is why atoms form bonds with other atoms.
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II-100
• These type of compounds dissolve easily in water.
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II-200
• This type of compound has a significantly higher melting point than covalent compounds.
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II-300
• This is the reason why ionic solids are unable to conduct electricity.
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II-400
• This is the reason ionic compounds in solution can conduct electricity.
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II-500
• Of the following four compounds, Cl2, KI, CO2, and NH3,this is an ionic compound that would easily dissociate in water.
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III-100
• Covalent compounds are typically made of two or more of these bonded together.
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III-200
• These are two examples of covalent compounds.
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III-300
• This is what is happening between electrons in a covalent bond.
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III-400
• This is why covalent compounds are poor conductors of electricity.
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III-500
• The molecule NH3 forms this shape.
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IV-100
• This is the measurement of an atoms ability to attract electrons.
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IV-200
• This is the most electronegative element.
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IV-300
• This is the type of bond if the difference in electronegativity of two atoms is greater than 1.8.
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IV-400
• Of the following bonds, N–O, C–C, B–O, & C–O, this is the one that is predicted to be most polar.
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IV-500
• Benzene is considered what type of solvent.
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V-100
• Acetic acid is polar so it will be soluble in this solvent.
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V-200
• I2 will be soluble in this solvent.
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V-300
• This tells whether a bond is polar, nonpolar, or ionic.
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V-400
• This is a group of covalently bonded atoms that has a charge.
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V-500
• This is the shape that water forms.
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I-100 A
• What is ionic?
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I-200 A
• What is polar covalent?
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I-300 A
• What is ionic or polar covalent?
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I-400 A
• What is nonpolar covalent?
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I-500 A
• What is to be more stable like a noble gas?
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II-100 A
• What are ionic compounds?
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II-200 A
• What are ionic compounds?
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II-300 A
• What are they are not free to move?
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II-400 A
• What is the ions are free to move?
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II-500 A
• What is KI?
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III-100 A
• What are nonmetals?
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III-200 A
• Answers will vary. What is CO2 & H20?
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III-300 A
• What is sharing?
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III-400 A
• What is covalent compounds do not have mobile electrons?
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III-500 A
• What is trigonal pyramidal?
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IV-100 A
• What is electronegativity?
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IV-200 A
• What is fluorine?
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IV-300 A
• What is ionic?
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IV-400 A
• What is B – O? (This has the biggest difference in electronegativity)
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IV-500 A
• What is a nonpolar solvent?
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V-100 A
• What is water?
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V-200 A
• What is a nonpolar solvent?
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V-300 A
• What is the difference in electronegativity?
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V-400 A
• What is a polyatomic ion?
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V-500 A
• What is bent?
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