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200

Is CH3Cl Polar? If so, which direction does the polarity vector point?

Yes

200

Draw the Lewis Diagram for CCl4

Host will check drawings


200

Write the electron configuration for:
Germanium (Ge)

1s22s22p63s23p64s23d104p1

200

This type of bond has atoms that "Share" electrons

What is a Covalent/Molecular Bond?

200

Ionization Energy Increases in these directions

What is up and to the right

400

Name the atoms between which hydrogen bonding occurs

H - N
H - O
H - F

400

If a syringe filled with Gas is compressed to a smaller volume, what happens to the temperature of the gas?

The temperature of the gas increases according to:

V1/T1 = V2/T2

400

Draw the Electron Diagram for:

 Strontium (Sr)

Up to grader discretion

400

In this type of bond an atom will "Donate" electrons to the other

What is an Ionic Bond?

400

Atomic Radius increases in these directions

What is down and to the left?

600

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If a man wakes up, and walks south 100m, then turns 90and walks due east for 100m and is attacked by a bear. The man kills the bear and walks due North to return to his camp.

What color was the bear?

White, It was a polar bear.

600

Is purple a color? Why or Why not?

Not if you're a scientist

600

What is the Electron Geometry of NH3

Trigonal Pyramidal

600

Which has a larger atomic radius?
Cl or Cl-

What is Cl-

600

Electronegativity tends to increase in these direction

What is up and to the right?

800

What intermolecular forces are present in the following Molecule?

London Dispersion

Dipole - Dipole

Hydrogen Bonding

800

What is the Molecular Geometry of NH3

Tetrahedral

800

What is the angle between the Chlorines in CCL4

109.5o

800

Which has a larger atomic radius?
Na or Na+

What is Na?

800

Why do metals tend to have a positive charge and nonmetals tend to have a negative charge?

Metals tend to give valence electrons and nonmetals tend to gain valence electrons to complete their octet

1000

Describe London Dispersion Forces

Random movement of electrons cause atoms to become temporarily polarized, This polarity causes the nuclei of atoms to repel eachother

1000

What does the term "like dissolves like" describe in terms of molecular polarity.

Polar compounds dissolve ONLY polar compounds, and non-polar compounds dissolve ONLY in non-polar compounds

1000

Is NaOH Polar? If so, Draw the vector indicating polarty.
(Hint: Draw the Lewis Structure first)

Yes, Host will check accuracy of drawing

1000

Define Ionization Energy

The energy required to remove 1 electron from an atom
1000

Explain why the atomic radius decreases from left to right on the periodic table

Number of protons increase from left to right, and the nucleas gains more "magnetic pull" on the electrons

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