unit 9 chemical bonds honors chem

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electronegativity of 0-0.4

nonpolar covalent

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electronegativity of 0.5 to 1.9

polar covalent

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electronegativity of 2-4

ionic

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what is an ionic bond?

compound with chemical bonds that are from electrostatic attraction between positive and negative ions.

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properties of ionic bonds

high boiling and melting points, stronger attraction, doesnt readily vaporize at room temp and is a good conductor

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what is a covalent bond

sharing of electrons between 2 atoms

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properties of covalent bonds

low boiling and melting, weaker attraction, easily vaporizable at room temp, poor conductors

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what is npc and value of ionic character

covalent bond when electrons are shared equally on both sides, 0% ionic character.

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what is a PC bond, and ionic value

covalent bond in which the atoms have a unique attraction for the shared electrons, 5% to 50%

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what is polarity

uneven distribution of charge

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how to determine polarity 2 ways

symmetry of molecule or lone pairs of electrons on central atom

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proportionality with bond length, bond energy and bond amount

bond length does down, then bond energy goes UP and so does # of bonds.
energy and # of bonds are directly proportional

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octet rule is what

chemical compounds form by making each atom gain or lose or share electrons, they have an octet of electrons in its highest energy level.

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what is expanded valence

exception to octet, when central atom has no more than 8 electrons around it, bonding electrons in the d orbitals and the s and p orbitals.

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3 types of intermolecular forces

Dipole Dipole, Hydrogen bond and London Dispersion Forces.

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Dipole Dipole is what

forces of attraction between polar molecules, (positive attracted to neg)

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Hydrogen bonding is what

When a hydrogen bonds on a very electronegative atom. Polar compounds containing hydrogen

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What is london dispercement forces

attraction from the motion of electrons, when they move there is slight energy.

this is in everyting

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bent

AB2E, 120 deg, Polar,

<p>AB2E, 120 deg, Polar, </p>
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trigonal pyramidal

AB3E, 109.5 deg, polar

<p>AB3E, 109.5 deg, polar </p>
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trigonal bipyramidal

AB5, 120 and 90, Nonpolar

<p>AB5, 120 and 90, Nonpolar </p>
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linear

AB or AB2, 180, P if its AB and NP for AB2

<p>AB or AB2, 180, P if its AB and NP for AB2</p>
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tetrahedral

AB4, 109.5, Nonpolar,

<p>AB4, 109.5, Nonpolar, </p>
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octahedral

AB6, 90 Nonpolar

<p>AB6, 90 Nonpolar </p>
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trigonal planar

AB3, 120, NP

<p>AB3, 120, NP </p>