- deltaH
endothermic
+ deltaH
exothermic
lattice energy
energy required to separate a mole of an ionic solid into gaseous ions
Coulomb's law
energy of attraction = (charge 1 x charge 2)/distance
______ matters more than _______ for Coulomb's law
charge, distance
potential energy of covalent bonds (+ or -)
negative
bond order
bond energy
energy required to overcome the electrostatic attraction of a bond and separate it
high bond order = ______ bond length = ______ bond energy
short, high
network covalent solids
a continuous network of covalent bonds
electronegativity
a value describing how well an atom can attract electrons in a molecule
electron affinity
amount of energy released when an electron is added to an atom
non-polar covalent bond
electrons shared equally
polar covalent bond
unequal sharing of electrons
polar covalent bonds have a ______ difference
electronegativity
metallic bonding has a _______ of ______ electrons
sea, delocalized
free radical
a molecule with an odd number of electrons
resonance structures
an average of all possible resonance structures
formal charge equation
valence electrons - 1/2(bonding electrons)-nonbonding electrons
formal charge rules for deciding structure
smaller better, more negative formal charge on more electronegative atom, charges add up to overall molecule charge
2 bonding groups (electron, molecular, & bond angle)
linear, linear, 180
3 bonding groups (electron, molecular, & bond angle)
trigonal planar, trigonal planar, 120
2 bonding groups, 1 lone pair (electron, molecular, & bond angle)
trigonal planar, bent, <120
4 bonding groups (electron, molecular, & bond angle)
tetrahedral, tetrahedral, 109.5
3 bonding groups, 1 lone pair (electron, molecular, & bond angle)
tetrahedral, trigonal pyramidal, <109.5
2 bonding groups, 2 lone pair (electron, molecular, & bond angle)
tetrahedral, bent, <109.5
5 bonding groups (electron, molecular, & bond angle)
trigonal bipyramidal, trigonal bipyramidal, 90 and 120
6 bonding groups (electron, molecular, & bond angle)
octahedral, octahedral, 90
levels of repulsion
lone pair > triple bond > double bond > single bond > free radical
isomers
same chemical formula, different shapes
cis isomers
molecules on same side of central atom
trans isomers
molecule on different sides of central atom
hybrid orbitals does not form _____ _______, just different ________
new orbitals, orientations
2 bonds
sp hybrid
3 bonds
sp2 hybrid
4 bonds
sp3 hybrid
5 bonds
sp3d hybrid
6 bonds
sp3d2 hybrid
sigma bonds
end-to-end overlap of single bonds
pi bonds
sideways overlap between double (1) and triple (2) bonds
alkanes
single bonds, saturated
alkenes
double bonds, unsaturated
alkynes
triple bonds, unsaturated
free rotation only in _____ bonds
sigma
1 carbon root
meth-
2 carbon root
eth-
3 carbon root
prop-
4 carbon root
but-
5 carbon root
pent-
6 carbon root
hex-
7 carbon root
hept-
8 carbon root
oct-
9 carbon root
non-
10 carbon root
dec-
alkane suffix
-ane
alkene suffix
-ene
alkyne suffix
-yne
aromatic hydrocarbons
6 carbon ring of delocalized electrons
alkene
alkyne
alcohol
haloalkane/halide
amine
aldehyde
ketone
carboxylic acid
ester
amide
nitrile
ether
primary alcohol
carbon bonded to 2H and 1 other C
secondary alcohol
carbon bonded to 1H and 2 other C
tertiary alcohol
carbon bonded to 3C
primary amine
1 bond between C&N
secondary amine
2 bonds between C&N
tertiary amine
3 bonds between C&N