Formulas
Bonds
Lewis Dots
Functional Groups
Potpourri
100
C9H8O2 is an example of this.
What is a molecular formula?
100
The number of times that hydrogen bonds.
What is one?
100
What Lewis Dots represent.
What are valence electrons?
100
Sweet-smelling molecules.
What are esters?
100
The number of oxygen atoms that are in both esters and carboxylic acids.
What is two?
200
Sweet smells end in these letters.
What is "-ate"?
200
The number of times that nitrogen bonds?
What is three?
200
The number of Lewis Dots in a fluorine atom.
What is seven?
200
Putrid-smelling molecules.
What are carboxylic acids?
200
The unique pattern that shows up in esters.
What is O || C-O-C?
300
The format chemists use to "map" molecules.
What is a structural formula?
300
The rule that you can use to remember molecular bonds of the most common atoms in molecules.
What is HONC1234?
300
Lewis Dots that are ready for a bond.
What are unpaired electrons?
300
Fishy-smelling molecules.
What are amines?
300
Minty-smelling molecules.
What are ketones?
400
Fishy smells contain this atom.
What is nitrogen?
400
The types of bonds that exist in stable molecules.
What single, double, and triple?
400
Valence electrons that are used in Lewis Dot structures but are not bonded.
What lone pairs?
400
Molecules that smell like gasoline but aren't actually considered to be a functional group.
What are alkanes?
400
The tendency to bond until eight electrons surround an atom.
What is the octet rule?
500
When two or more different molecules have the same molecular formula, they are known as this.
What is an isomer?
500
The reason(s) the quadruple bond is not discussed in this textbook.
What is instability and duration of existence?
500
The Lewis Dot structure of nitrogen gas.
What is :N:::N:?
500
The reason that you can put molecules into categories called "functional groups".
What is each group having a unique pattern within the structural formula?
500
The unique pattern that exists in hydroxyls (alcohols).
What is O-H?
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