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chemistry ch. 5, 6

a chemistry flashcards game using vocab from ch. 5, 6

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periodic tablearrangement of elements in order of thier atomic # so that elements with similar proerties fall in same column
periodic lawphysical and chemical properties of the elements are periodic functions of atomic #'s
atomic radius1/2 distance from nucleus of identical atoms bonded together
ionatom or group of bonded atoms
ionizationprocess of forming an atom
ionization energyenergy required to remove one electron from a neutral atom
/\>ionization energy
electron affinityenergy change that occurs when an electron is aquired by a neutral atom
\/<electron affinity
cationpositive ion
anionnegative ion
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valence electronsavailible to be lost or gained
electronegativemeasure of an atom in a chem. compound to attract electrons
/\>electronegativity
chemical bondmutual electrical attraction between nuclei and valence electrons that binds the atoms together
ionic bondingchemical bonding thta results from electrical attraction between large #'s of cations and anions
covalent bondingsharing of electron pairs between 2 atoms
polaruneven distribution of charge
moleculeneutral group of covalently bonded atoms
diatomic moleculemolecule containing 2 atoms
bond lengthenergy required to break a chemical bond and form neutrals isolated atoms
octet rulechemical compounds want and octed of electrons in its outer layer
resonancebonding in molecules on ions that can't be correctly represented by a single lewis structure
ionic compoundequal #'s of (+) and (-) charges
formula unitsimplest collection of atoms from which an ionic compound's formula can be established
lattice energyenergy released when one mole of a ionic crystalline compound is formed from gaseous ions
polyatomic ioncharged group of covalently bonded atoms
metallic bondingchemical bonding thta results from attraction between metal atoms and surrounding sea of electrons
molecular polarityuneven distribution of molecular charge
VSPERrepulsion between sets of valence- level electrons surrounding an atom causes these sets to be oriented as far apart as posible
dipolecreated by equal but opposite charges that are separated by a short distance
AX2linear, 180, symmetric
AX3planar tri, 120, symetric
AX4tetrahedral, 109.5, symetric
AX3Etrigonal, 107, asym
AX2E2bent angular, 104.5, asym

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