FLC CHEM 305: Electronegativity, Diatomics, Ions, the Octet Rule, Avogadro's Number, and Moles

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A difference of electronegativity from 0 to 0.4 indicates a _______ bond with equal/near equal electron sharing

Nonpolar covalent

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An electronegativity difference between 0.4 and 1.5 indicates a _____ bond with unequal electron sharing.

Polar covalent

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An electronegativity difference between 1.5 and 2.0 indicates an _____ or _______ covalent bond depending on whether a metal is present or not.

ionic, polar

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Any electronegativity difference beyond 2.0 indicates an _____ bond with highly unequal electron sharing (electron transfer)

ionic

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Oxygen, Hydrogen, and the Halogens (F, Cl, Br, and I) are all what?

diatomic elements

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A Bromine ion is called ____ and has a charge of ____

bromide, -1

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A carbon ion is called ____ and has a charge of ____

Carbide, -4

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A chlorine ion is called ____ and has a charge of ____

chloride, -1

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A fluorine ion is called ____ and has a charge of ____

fluoride, -1

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a hydrogen ion is called ____ and has a charge of ___

hydride, -1

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an iodine ion is called ____ and has a charge of ____

iodide, -1

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a nitrogen ion is called ____ and has a charge of _____

nitride, -3

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an oxygen ion is called _____ and has a charge of _____

oxide, -2

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a phosphorus ion is called _____ and has a charge of ____

phosphide, -3

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a sulfur ion is callled ____ and has a charge of ____

sulfide, -2

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Elements in group 1A (1) have ions with a charge of ____

+1

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Elements in group 2A (2) have ions with a charge of ____

+2

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Elements in group 3A (13) have a charge of ___

+3

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A copper (I) ion has a charge of ____

+1

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A silver ion has a charge of _____

+1

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An ammonium ion (NH4) has a charge of ____

+1

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A hydrogen ion has a charge of ____

+1

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A hydronium ion (H3O) has a charge of ____

+1

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A chromium (II) ion has a charge of ____

+2

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a manganese (II) ion has a charge of ____

+2

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An iron (II) ion has a charge of ____

+2

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A cobalt (II) ion has a charge of ____

+2

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A Nickel (II) ion has a charge of ___

+2

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A copper (II) ion has a charge of ____

+2

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A zinc ion has a charge of ____

+2

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A cadmium (Cd) ion has a charge of ____

+2

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A mercury (I) ion (Hg2) has a charge of ____

+2

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A mercury (II) ion (Hg) has a charge of ____

+2

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A lead (II) ion has a charge of ____

+2

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A lead (IV) ion has a charge of _____

+4

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An aluminum ion has a charge of _____

+3

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A gallium (Gn) ion has a charge of ____

+3

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A Chromium (III) ion has a charge of ____

+3

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A manganese (III) ion has a charge of _____

+3

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An iron (III) ion has a charge of ____

+3

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A cobalt (III) ion has a charge of ____

+3

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A tin (IV) ion has a charge of ____

+4

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A lithium ion has a charge of _____

+1

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A sodium ion has a charge of ____

+1

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A potassium ion has a charge of ____

+1

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A rubidium ion has a charge of _____

+1

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A Cesium ion has a charge of ____

+1

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A Beryllium ion has a charge of ____

+2

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A magnesium ion has a charge of _____

+2

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A calcium ion has a charge of ____

+2

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A strontium ion has a charge of _____

+2

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A barium ion has a charge of _____

+2

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A nitrate ion (NO3) has a charge of ____

-1

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A sulfate ion (SO4) has a charge of ____

-2

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A hydrogen sulfate or bisulfate ion (HSO4) has a charge of ____

-1

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A phosphate ion (PO4) has a charge of ____

-3

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A Hydrogen phosphate ion (HPO4) has a charge of ____

-2

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A dihydrogen phosphate ion (H2PO4) has a charge of ____

-1

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A carbonate ion (CO3) has a charge of ____

-2

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A hydrogen carbonate or bicarbonate ion (HCO3) has a charge of ____

-1

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A Cyanide ion (CN) has a charge of ____

-1

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A hydroxide ion (OH) has a charge of ____

-1

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Molecules with more than eight electrons around the central atom like PF5 are exceptions to?

the octet rule

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Odd-electron molecules like NO are exceptions to?

the octet rule

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Molecules with fewer than eight electrons around the central atom are exceptions to?

the octet rule

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Oxygen is an exception to?

the octet rule

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Avogadro’s number is?

6.022E23

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1 mole of any substance is?

6.022E23 of that substance

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The mass of 1 mole of atoms, molecules, or formula units in grams is equal to

the mass number

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Ion

An atom or molecule with a net electrical charge.

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Cation

A positively charged ion

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Anion

A negatively charged ion

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