Dot Diagrams
Covalent Bonds
Ionic Bonds
Metallic Bonds
Bond Types
100
Scientist who came up with dot diagrams.
What is gilbert lewis?
100
Covalent bonds are formed by doing this with electrons.
What is sharing?
100
Forms between these two things.
What is metal and nonmetal?
100
Forms between these type of atoms.
What is metal?
100
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What is triple covalent?
200
This is what a dot diagram represents.
What is valence electrons?
200
An atom of hydrogen needs this many shared electrons to be stable.
What is 2?
200
Gives or takes these during the bonding.
What are electrons?
200
Get their valence electrons by doing this.
What is pooling?
200
Water is polar or nonpolar.
What is polar?
300
You look at this on the periodic table to see how many dots to put on the dot diagram.
What is group number?
300
Forms between two of these.
What are nonmetals?
300
Often times form these when they bond.
What are salts?
300
The reason why metals are shiny.
What is because electrons are close to surface and interact with light?
300
Unveven sharing of electrons.
What is polar?
400
A dot diagram represent the number of this type of electron.
What is valence?
400
This type of covalent bond shares 4 electrons.
What is double?
400
If an atom gains an electron it has this charge.
What is negative?
400
Give one example of a metallic bond.
What is aluminum?
400
Even sharing of electrons.
What is nonpolar?
500
An atom of oxygen can form this many bonds.
What is 2?
500
Nitrogen is this type of covalent bond.
What is triple?
500
Table salt is a conductor for this reason.
What is because it has partially charged metal ions?
500
Give one property of a metallic compound.
What is malleable?
500
Type of bond H:H
What is single covalent?
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