TYPES OF CHEMICAL REACTIONS
NAMING
INTERMOLECULAR FORCES
MOLECULAR GEOMETRY
BONDS
100

HAS ONLY 1 PRODUCT

SYNTHESIS

100

ONLY NAMING THAT ISN'T BINARY

WHAT DIFFERENTIATES POLYATOMIC NAMING?

100

HYDROGEN

WHAT DO WE NEED FOR HYDROGEN BONDING?

100

4:0

TETRAHEDRAL BONDED/NON-BONDED RATIO

100

M-NM

IONIC

200

1 REACTANT

DECOMPOSITION

200

INCLUDES TRANSITION METALS AND NON-METALS

STOCK NAMING

200

IONIC BONDS RESULT IN?

IONIC FORCES

200

3:1

TRIOGNAL PYRAMIDAL RATIO

200

H2O

POLAR COVALENT BOND

300

HYDROCARBON + OXYGEN = CARBON DIOXIDE + WATER

COMBUSTION

300

METALS AND NON-METALS

WHAT DOES IONIC NAMING USE?

300

BETWEEN TRWO NON-POLAR MOLECULES

WHEN IS LDF USED?

300

2:1 AND 2:2

BENT STRUCTURES HAVE WHAT 2 RATIOS?

300

EQUALLY SHARING ELECTRONS

NON-POLAR COVALENT

400

1 ELEMENT AND 1 COMPOUND 

SINGLE REPLACEMENT

400

USES GREEK PREFIXES

MOLECULAR NAMING

400
THE STRONGEST INTERMOLECULAR FORCE

WHAT IS METALLIC BONDING?

400

HAS NO CENTER

WHAT IS A CHARACTERISTIC OF LINEAR STRUCTURES?

400

DIATOMICS

NON-POLAR COVALENT BONDS ONLY OCCUR WITH?

500
2 COMPOUNDS SWITCH

DOUBLE REPLACEMENT

500

NiCl2

WHAT IS THE FORMULA FOR NICKEL(II) CHLORIDE?

500

CAN RESULT IN H-BOND, DIBOLE, OR LDF FORCES

POLAR BOND

500

BORON

TRIGONAL PLANAR REQUIRES WHICH ELEMENT?

500

WHAT DO BOTH COVALENT BONDS HAVE IN COMMON?

NM-NM

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