Bonding
Properties
Dot Diagrams
Chemical Vs. Physical
Polymers Vs. Compounds
100
Atoms are held together by sharing electrons in this type of bond
What is a covalent Bond
100
These compounds have high melting and boiling points
What are ionic bonds
100
Number of dots for Hydrogen

What is 1

100

When you observe property changes but the substance STAYS the same

What is a physical change

100
Substance formed from identical molecules bonding together. 

What is a polymer

200
Electrons are transferred during this chemical bond
What is ionic bonding
200
these compounds exist as liquids and gases at room temperature
What are covalent bonds
200

Number of dots for Chlorine

What is 7
200

When a new substance forms

What is a chemical change

200

2 types of polymers

What is natural and synthetic

300

Each elements in this type of bond are both nonmetals

What is covalent bonding

300

These compounds are able to conduct electricity

What are ionic bonds

300
Number of dots for Sodium

What is 1

300

If combustion occurs (burning of the substance)

What is a chemical change

300

A chemical change must occur for the substance to be broken down- cannot be be broken down with physically

What is a compound

400
This type of bond forms between a metal and a nonmetal

What is an ionic bond?

400

These compounds have the weakest bonds

What are covalent compounds?

400

Number of dots for Phosphorus

What is 5

400

color and odor are observable for this type of change

What is physical OR chemical

400

Represented by chemical formulas

What are polymers and compounds

500

In covalent bonds, all atoms need to share to so each atom has 8 valence electrons.  This element is the exception, needing only 2.

What is Hydrogen?

500

Property that both ionic and covalent bonds share

What is both are brittle (ionic are hard and brittle while covalent are soft and brittle)

500

Number of dots for Krypton

What is 8- but it does not bond because it is a Noble Gas and already stable

500

Ways to demonstrate energy changes in a chemical change

What is becoming cooler, warmer, releasing light, making a sound (pop, boom, etc.)

500

3 types of diagrams used to model compounds

What is ball & stick, space filling, and structural

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