How many valence electrons does nitrogen have?
5
What is the chemical formula for sodium chloride?
NaCl
A positively charged ion is referred to as a(n) ______ ion.
cation
The prefix "poly" in polyatomic ions means what?
multple/many
A covalent bond is the result of two atoms _______ one or more electron pairs.
sharing
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What is the formal chemical name of the polyatomic ion NH3, which is extremely common in cleaning supplies?
ammonia
A measure of an atom's ability to attract electron pairs is referred to as ________.
electronegativity
Any negatively charged ion is referred to as a(n) _____.
anion
A type of covalent bond where the electron pair IS NOT shared equally is referred to as _______.
polar
How many valence electrons does Calcium have?
2
What would be the correct name for the following chemical: CaCl2
Calcium choloride
A negatively charged ion is attracted to and will bond with ____.
positively charged ion
When naming a compound and writing the formula for it, which comes first the cation or anion?
cation
What is the correct name of the following covalent compound: CO2
Carbon dioxide
Electrons located in the outside electron shell of an atom are known as ______ electrons.
valence
Neutral compounds that are made of two or more atoms and held together by ionic bonds are called _______ compounds.
ionic
What drawing technique uses chemical symbols and dots to represent individual ions or molecules?
Lewis Dot Structures
What is the charge of a Hydrogen ion?
+ 1
In the word "covalent" the VALENT part stands for _____ electrons.
valence
A fundamental force of nature that exists between two or more electrically charged objects is called the ______.
electrostatic force
MgCl2
In the "Nick the Camel" mnemonic device, what tells you the NUMBER OF OXYGEN ATOMS a referenced polyatomic ion would have?
(consonants, vowels, spaces, letter "n"s)
consonants
Ionic bonding usually takes place between ________.
(metals, nonmetals, one of each...)
one metal and one nonmetal
Covalent bonding usually takes place between ______.
(metals, nonmetals, one of each....)
two nonmetals