Chemistry - Chemical Formulas & Bonding (CFB.1)

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What is a chemical formula?

A symbolic representation of chemical compounds

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What are 2 things that chemical formulas tell you?

Elements in compounds and number of atoms in each element

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How are electrons used in ionic bonds?

Electrons are transferred between atoms

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Do ionic bonds have large, medium, or low electronegativity difference? What does the electronegativity have to be to have an ionic bond?

Large electronegativity difference. ΔΧ ≥ 1.7

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What type of element(s) are used in ionic bonds?

Metal and nonmetal elements

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What state are ionic bonds usually in?

Solids

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Do ionic bonds have no, some, or strong attraction?

Strong attraction

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What are the ionic compounds in ionic bonds called?

Crystals

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How are electrons used in nonpolar covalent bonds?

Electrons are shared equally between atoms

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Do nonpolar covalent bonds have large, medium, or low electronegativity difference? What does the electronegativity have to be to have an ionic bond?

Low electronegativity difference. ΔΧ ≤ 0.4

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What type of element(s) are used in nonpolar covalent bonds?

All nonmetals

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What state are nonpolar covalent bonds usually in?

Gases

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Do nonpolar covalent bonds have no, some, or strong attraction?

No attraction

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What are the nonpolar covalent compounds in nonpolar covalent bonds called?

Molecules

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How are electrons used in polar covalent bonds?

Electrons are drawn closer to one atom

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Do polar covalent bonds have large, medium, or low electronegativity difference? What does the electronegativity have to be to have an ionic bond?

Medium electronegativity difference. 0.4 ≤ ΔΧ ≤ 1.7

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What type of element(s) are used in polar covalent bonds?

All nonmetals

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What state are polar covalent bonds usually in?

Liquids

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Do polar covalent bonds have no, some, or strong attraction?

Some attraction

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What are the polar covalent compounds in polar covalent bonds called?

Molecules

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Rule for writing ionic compounds?

The cation must always be written first and the charges must add to 0

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What are binary ionic compounds made out of?

Monoatomic cation + Monoatomic anion

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Write an example of binary ionic compounds with magnesium and chloride (chloride is an anion of chlorine)

Mg2+ + Cl- + Cl- = MgCl2