Chemical Bonding 1
What Ve- stands for.
The elements name surrounded by the amount of valence electrons it has, represented by dots.
What is the Lewis Dot Structure?
Hydrogen is in this block.
What is an element in the S block?
The crust that's silicon rich, older, lite, and fluffy.
What is Continental Crust?
Energy stored within a position, shape, or condition of an object.
What is potential energy?
An element is trying to get this many Valence Electrons.
What is the number 8?
This is the element that goes in the middle when forming a bond.
What is the element that needs the most Ve-?
1s2, 2s2, 2p3
What is the electron configuration for nitrogen?
Continental Continental plate boundaries produce these.
What are tall mountains and earthquakes?
Potential energy stored in chemical bonds.
What is chemical energy?
A bond in which an element takes Valence Electrons with another.
What is an Ionic Bond?
When 2 elements that have the same amount of Ve-, neither element goes in the middle. [True/False]
What is a true statement?
[Ar] 1s1
What is the Noble Gas Configuration for Potassium?
The boundary that occurs when plates move into each other.
What are convergent boundaries?
Energy associated with movement of something.
What is kinetic energy?
A bond in which an element shares Valence Electrons with another.
What is Covalent Bonding?
The bonding rule all elements follow besides one.
What is the octet rule?
The table of max electrons in electron shells in add up to this number. This number is also the amount of elements in the periodic table.
What is the number 118?
The type of boundary that occurs when plates scrape past each other.
What are transform boundaries?
Kinetic Energy caused by vibrations through some kind of medium.
What is sound energy?
The only element that follows the duet rule.
What is Hydrogen?
The only elements that don't need to bond at all.
What are Noble Gases?
The Noble Gas configuration for gold.
What is [Xe] 1s2, 4f14, 5d8?
The type of plate boundary that produces volcanoes, deep trench, and earthquakes.
Reactions that take in heat + reactions that give out heat.