Lewis Dot and Covalent Bonds

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What are valence electrons?

Electrons in the outermost shell of an atom

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What is a lewis dot structure of oxygen?

Lewis Dot only shows the valence electrons. If its a single oxygen, it has 6 valence electrons. If its O2 and shared, each has 4 and 2 shared which are represented by lines like so.

<p>Lewis Dot only shows the valence electrons. If its a single oxygen, it has 6 valence electrons. If its O2 and shared, each has 4 and 2 shared which are represented by lines like so. </p>
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What is the octet rule?

Atoms aim to have 8 valence electrons to become stable. They will lose/gain or share to achieve this.

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If atoms share electrons to satisfy the octet rule it is called a _______

Covalent Bond

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What are lone pairs?

Pairs of valence electrons not involved in bonding

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If a molecule like water has one atom of one element and two of another, where do we usually find the single atom in relation to the others?

In the center.

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What are double bonds?

Two atoms sharing two pairs of electrons.

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Diagram a structural formula for oxygen showing the double bond

O=O

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Diagram a structural formula showing Nitrogen with a triple bond

N=-N. Three electrons shared.

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How does the strength of a triple bond compare to that of double and single bonds?

Triple bond is the strongest.

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What does the term resonance mean and diagram resonance form of ozone.

Resonance means electrons are shared in multiple ways rather than just one. O-O=O (Ozone)

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Diagram the reactions of oxygen and ozone with UV radiation

O3 → O2 + O when UV hits O3.

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What is a steady state?

A system that stays constant over time, even with ongoing processes.

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