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11-01: Matter, Trends, & Bonding
11-01: Matter, Trends, & Bonding
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Covalent
________ and ionic bonds are the strong attractions that hold atoms together within compounds.
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Binary compounds
________ are written with the cation first and then named by changing the ending of the second element to "ide "(always put the metal first)
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Hydrogens
________ attached to polyatomic ions create compounds that are oxyacids when dissolved in water.
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Binary ionic compounds
________ are composed of only 2 elements (eg.
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Electronegativity
________ is a measure of the attraction of atoms for shared electrons.
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Nonmetals
________ tend to react by gaining electrons so they become more reactive up a group, and also more reactive across a period.
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Bohr Rutherford
________ diagrams and /or Lewis dot symbols are used to show the number of subatomic particles in atoms and help to understand bondingIons:
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Ions
________ form when electrons are added /removed to produce a complete outer shell.
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Multiple charges
________ are possible with atoms that possess a more complex (complicated) electron configuration (the way that the electrons are arranged) Isotopes:
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anion
When a(n) ________ (negative) forms, the radius increases because extra electrons repel each other.
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nucleus of some isotopes
The ________ is unstable and will decay.