Definitions
Covalent Bonds
Ionic Bonds
Periodic Table
Labs
100

A force that holds 2 or more atoms together.

What is a chemical bond.

100

How many electrons are shared in a double bond?

What is 4 electrons.

100

What is the charge on a sodium ion? Is it a cation or anion?

What is +1 cation.

100

Which group number contains alkali metals?

What is group 1.

100

Which of the molecules tested were ionic?

What are salt and baking soda.

200

The electrons in the outermost energy level.

What are valence electrons.

200

Draw out the electron dot structure for 2 chlorine atoms covalently bonded.

(Miss Frantz will judge your answer)

200

Write out the balanced compound of calcium and chlorine.

What is CaCl2.

200

What is special about the electrons in group 18?

What are the noble gases with full octets.

200

Which of the chemicals tested in the covalent lab were polar? Which were nonpolar?

What is polar: water, nonpolar: oil.

300

Electrostatic forces that hold ions in bonds.

What are ionic bonds.

300

A covalent bond in which one of the molecules has a stronger pull on the electrons...

What is a polar bond.

300

How can we determine the ion charge on a transition metal?

What is the charge cannot be determined.

300

Groups 3-12 are called...

What are transition metals.

300
What was the purpose of the phenolphthalein indicator?

What is change color in the presence of ions.

400

An atom’s gain of valence electrons produces an ion called...

What is an anion.

400

The easiest way to determine if something is polar or nonpolar is to...

What is try to mix it with polar water molecules.

400

Write out the balanced compound for aluminum and oxygen.

What is Al2O3.

400

Near room temperature, these elements span all of the physical states.

What are halogens.

400

Why was it important to use distilled water in the ionic lab?

What is to prevent other ions in the water that would show an ionic bond every time.

500

Energy required to break a bond.

What is bond dissociation energy.

500

Draw out the covalent bonds between a water molecule. Include the dipole moment.

(Miss Frantz will judge your answer)

500

Which 5 elements will not follow the octet rule?

What are hydrogen, helium, lithium, beryllium, and boron. 

500

These numbers tell us about the energy levels in each element.

What are periods.

500

Chemically, what happened when you passed an electric current through the liquid?

What is the water was broken down into hydrogen gas and oxygen gas.

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