The two types of elements bonded together
What are nonmetal and metal?
The compounds that show covalent bonds (another name for "covalent" compounds)
What is molecular compound?
The number that corresponds to the element's valence electrons
What is the group number ?
The ending of an anion
What is -ide?
The rule for finding the charge of anions
What is subtract the group number by 8?
The characteristic of ionic bonds melting and boiling points
What is high?
The characteristic of covalent bonds melting and boiling point
What is low?
The overall goal of the octet rule
What is to achieve 8 valence electrons?
The charge of cations
What is positive?
The ending of polyatomic ions
What is -ite and -ate?
The state of matter for ionic compounds at room temperature
What is crystalline solids?
The two types of elements bonded together
What are 2 nonmetals?
The noble gas (element) that does not have the same number of valence electrons as its group number
What is Helium?
The charge of anions
What is negative?
The atoms that are either negative or positive and behaves as a unit
What are polyatomic ions?
The substance that is created when ionic compounds are melted or dissolved in water
What is an electric current?
The state of matter for molecular compounds at room temperature
What is gases or liquids?
The term for the amount of energy needed to break a bond
What is Bond Dissociation Energy?
The name of Na as a cation
What is sodium cation?
The substance (element) that anions ending in -ite and -ate contain
What is oxygen?
The charge of ionic bonds
What is electrically neutral?
The IUPAC name of N2O4
What is Dinitrogen Tetroxide?
The two differences between electron dot diagram and electron configuration
What is electron dot diagram =group number(valence electrons) but electron configuration= atomic number?
What is electron dot diagram is with dots, but electron configuration is with arrows?
The placement of cations and anions when they are used to name formulas
What is cation is first, anion is second?
The IUPAC name of the acid "HI"
What is Hydroiodic Acid?