Chem Chapter 12 Review

  • Bonding electron is the election that is bonded to the central atom while a lone pair are the small ones bonded together at the top of the central atom

  • Ionic bonds are where the atoms steal electrons from one another

  • Covalent bonds are where they are shared

  • Polar covalent bonds are where the electrons are unequally shared in between the atoms

  • To predict formulas of compounds based on charges, look at the family charge, and then use the criss cross method

  • STUDY THE TABLE

  • As the family’s move down, electronegativity decreases

  • As the periods move right electronegativity increases

  • The further the elements on the periodic table, the more the E.N is going to be

  • To predict VSEPR geometry: Find the lewis structure and then use the graph to find the geometry

  • The more positive the charge, the higher the ionization energy

  • Moving across a period on the periodic table, the effective nuclear charge increases, leading to smaller atoms and ions

  • However, for ions with the isoelectronic, the one with the greater positive charge will be smaller.

  • If a molecule exhibits resonance then it has many different ways to draw its lewis configuration