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Which direction does the dipole arrow point
towards the more electronegative atom
The more electronegative atom in a polar molecule will have what type of charge
negative
Is C-H polar or nonpolar?
nonpolar
Is this compound ionic or covalent: MgCl
ionic
what is unique about the electrons in a metallic bond
they can move freely
give an example of an alloy
steel, bronze, stainless steel,...
What is an alloy?
mixture of two or more elements at least one is a metal
List two properties of covalent compounds
low melting point, do not conduct electricity, many are gases
List two properties of ionic compounds
high melting point, crystalline solid structure, conduct electricity when dissolved or melted
What do strong IMFs do to boiling point?
increase boiling point
Which of these will form hydrogen bonds: H2O, CH4, NH3
H2O and NH3
The IMFs present in H2O
hydrogen bonds
A molecule with areas of partial charges
a polar molecule
When magnesium forms an ion it will have this charge
+2
the strongest IMF
hydrogen bond
How strongly an atom pulls electrons
electronegativity
Most atoms need this many valence electrons to be stable
8
IMF all molecules have that is caused by movement of electrons
dispersion forces
Bond that forms when atoms share electrons unequally
polar covalent
Bond that forms when atoms share electrons
covalent
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