Valence
This group of metals all have 2 valence electrons.
The alkaline earth metals.
What is the molecular shape for water H2O?
Bent or V Shaped
What is the correct name for H2O? And water will not be accepted
Dihydrogen Monoxide
This popular seasoning is an example of an ionic crystal.
What is Sodium Chloride?
This these types of elements form covalent bonds.
What are non-metals?
Electronegativity generally decreases on the periodic table in this direction.
To the Left and Down.
Dabo once said "Nothing Good Happens after Midnight." But what is the one exception he stated?
An ACC win against California. Go Tigers
This second period element has easily forms four bonds.
What is carbon?
What two things do you need to look at when determining molecular shape?
Number of bonds and Number of lone pairs on the central atom
What is the formula for the compound aluminum oxide
Al2O3
This happens to electrons when forming an Ionic Bond
What is, they are fully transfered?
A pair of equal and opposite charges is also known by this name.
What is a dipole?
What group has the highest ionization energy?
Noble Gases
What are the diatomic molecules?
BrINClHOF
This family of elements don't easily react with most others due to their 8 valence electrons.
What are the Noble Gasses?
What is the molecular shape of CO2?
Linear
What is the correct formula for Calcium Sulfate
CaSO4
In a ionic bond formed between magnesium and chlorine, these ions would form in these quantities.
1 Mg2+
2 Cl1-
This property of covalent compounds determines how "sticky" they are.
What is polarity?
What is the definiton of electron affinty.
Energy released when an atom gains another electron
Which Ions grow in size?
Due to there single valence electron, this group of elements can react violently in water.
What are group 1 alkali metals?
A central atom has 3 lone pairs and 2 bonds attached. What would be the shape?
Linear
What is the name for the formula Boron trichloride
BCl3
Many of these metals are capable of forming multiple ions.
What are the transition metals?
These covalent bonds carry a charge and can form an ionic bond with other ions.
What are polyatomic ions?
What element has the highest electronegativity?
Fluorine
Why is Hydrogen and Helium an exception to the octet rule?
These electronegative non-metals are halogens that reside in this group of the periodic table.
What is group 17 or VII?
Octahedral
What is the acid name for H2SO4?
Sulfuric Acid
Though they are good insulators as a solid, when in solution or molten form ionic compounds are excellent at this physical property.
What is conductivity?
Compared to ionic bonds, this physical property of covalent bonds is much lower.
What is boiling/melting point. Conductivity is also acceptable.
The atomic radius decreases in this general direction on the periodic table.
What is up and to the right?
What bond is typically formed with Nitrogen?
A triple bond (the strongest covalent bond)