7.500 x 102 m = ______________ km
0.7500 km
What is the isotope name if it has the atomic number of 11, 16 neutrons, and 11 electrons?
Sodium-27
How many valence electrons does it take to form an octet?
8
CH₄ (central atom = C)
Number of electron groups on C: ______
4
5
4.80 x 102 μL = _______________ kL
4.80 x 10-7 kL
What is the total number of electrons, energy level, and number of valence electrons for Se?
Total # of electrons: 34
Energy Level: 4
Valence Electrons: 6
What are the two types of bonds that atoms are connected by?
ionic and covalent
CO₂ (central atom = C)
Electron geometry: __________________________
Molecular geometry: ________________________
linear & linear
What is the daughter nuclide if the parent nuclide is 120/60 Nd after going through alpha decay?
116/58 Ce
1.20 x 10-3 km = _______________ mm
1.20 x 103 mm
What is the daughter nuclide if the parent nuclide is 120/60 Nd after going through beta decay?
120/59 Pr
Do metals want to gain or lose electrons?
lose
HCl
Strongest intermolecular force: __________________________
dispersion
What is the parent nuclide of 110/55 Cs after going through beta decay?
110/54 Xe
If you start with the number 40000.0, how many significant figures should you have in your answer?
6
What stays the same throughout beta decay?
atomic mass
How many electrons does sodium want to gain or lose?
lose 1
CF₄
Are the C–F bonds polar or nonpolar? ____________________
Is the CF₄ molecule overall polar or nonpolar? ___________
polar bonds & nonpolar molecule
What element is in energy level 3 and has 4 valence electrons?
Si
55.0 mi/hr = ____________ m/s
24.6 m/s
How many protons, neutrons, and electrons does the isotope 52/25 Mn-4 have?
P- 25
N- 27
E- 21
Explain cation vs. anion?
cation - loses electrons
anion - gains electrons
NH₃ (central atom = N)
Electron geometry: __________________________
Molecular geometry: ________________________
tetrahedral & trigonal pyramidal
What three conditions must be met for a molecule to exhibit hydrogen bonding as an intermolecular force?
Hydrogen must be covalently bonded to a highly electronegative atom: N, O, or F.
There must be lone pairs on N, O, or F atoms in nearby molecules.
Molecules must be close enough for these strong dipole interactions to occur.