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Chemistry I - Chapter 8
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The Greek letter _____ represents a partial charge on an atom.
delta
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True or False: The bond between atoms is stronger than the bond between molecules.
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True or False: Nonpolar compounds can dissolve in polar substances.
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True or False: Ionic compounds can dissolve in polar substances.
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True or False: Molecules with only nonpolar bonds must be nonpolar as well.
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True or False: Molecules with only polar bonds must be polar as well.
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A polar molecule must have a ________ and a ________ side.
positive and negative
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If the electronegativities differ from __ to __, the bond is ionic.
1.7 to 3+
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If the electronegativities differ from __ to __, the bond is polar covalent.
0.4 to 1.7
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If the electronegativities differ from __ to __, the bond is nonpolar covalent.
0 to 0.4
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Equal sharing of electrons between two atoms creates a _____ bond.
nonpolar
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Unequal sharing of electrons between two atoms creates a _____ bond.
polar
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What type of compounds are soluble in water?
polar and ionic
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What type of compounds are soluble in nonpolar substances?
nonpolar
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Electronegativity _________ as you move down and to the left on the periodic table.
decreases
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Electronegativity _________ as you move up and to the right on the periodic table.
increases
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Which family has no electronegativity?
noble gases
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Which element has the highest electronegativity?
fluorine
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____________ is the tendency of an atom to attract electrons.
electronegativity
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_________ structures are two or more valid Lewis structures for one molecule.
resonance
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Which element is always the terminal atom in a molecule?
hydrogen
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Name this formula: SF6
sulfur hexafluoride
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Name this formula: PCl5
phosphorous pentachloride
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Name this formula: ClF3
chlorine trifluoride
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Name this formula: N2O2
dinitrogen dioxide
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Name this formula: CO2
carbon dioxide
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Name this formula: CO
carbon monoxide
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An acid with an oxyanion ending in -ite turns into an -____ acid.
-ous
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An acid with an oxyanion ending in -ate turns into an -____ acid.
-ic
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A ______ acid only contains two elements.
binary
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When naming the first element in a formula, you do not use the prefix _____.
mono-
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The prefix ____ means nine.
nona-
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The prefix ____ means four.
tetra-
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The prefix ____ means one.
mono-
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The second element in the formula of a binary compound has the suffix ____.
-ide
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Covalent bonds typically occur between a nonmetal and a ________.
nonmetal
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Adding a pi bond to a sigma bond makes the overall bond between two atoms...
shorter
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more flexible
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The ________ the bond, the stronger the bond.
shorter
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In what form do elements such as hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen normally occur?
as molecules containing two atoms
as molecules containing three atoms
as molecules containing four atoms
as single atoms
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________ molecules include elements such as hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen.
diatomic
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More than one pair of electrons shared between two atoms is called a _____ bond.
pi
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One pair of electrons shared between two atoms is called a _____ bond.
sigma
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When two or more atoms bond by sharing electrons, the product is called a ________.
molecule
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When a bond breaks, the energy is released. This is called a(n) __________ reaction.
exothermic
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When electrons are shared, the attachment between atoms is called a ________ ____.
covalent bond
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