Octet Rule and Bonding
Ionic Compounds
Covalent Compounds
Lewis Structures
VSEPR & Shapes
Polarity and IMFs
100

This rule explains why atoms gain, lose, or share electrons.

Octet rule

100

The charged particles that move freely when an ionic compound dissolves in water.

electron

100

The prefix used to indicate seven atoms in a covalent compound

hepta

100

These electrons are shown as dots in a Lewis structure.

lone pairs

100

What does VSEPR stand for 

Valence shell electron pair repulsion

100

The weakest intermolecular force present in all molecules.

dispersion

200

The type of bond formed when electrons detach from their main atom and go into a shared cloud among many atoms.

Metallic Bond

200

Give a property of a covalent compound 

- low melting points

-not soluble in water

- not conductive

200

The name of SO₃.

sulfite

200

The element that is never the central atom in a Lewis structure.

hydrogen

200

The molecular shape of a molecule with four bonding pairs and no lone pairs.

tetrahedral

200

The intermolecular force that occurs between polar molecules.

dipole-dipole

300

Name one reason hydrogen does not follow the octet rule.

1s orbital only holds 2 e


300

Write the formula for the compound formed by Ca and PO₄.

Ca3(PO4)2

300

What is the formula for nitrogen triiodide?

NI3

300

Draw the Lewis structure for H₂S.


300

Predict the molecular shape of NH₃.

pyrimidal 

300

Identify the type of intermolecular force responsible for water’s cohesion.

hydrogen bonding

400

This type of bond results from a large electronegativity difference and electron transfer.

ionic bond

400

Name the compound Fe(NO₃)₂.

Iron (II) nitrate

400

Name 4 diatomic elements

Bromine, Iodine, Nitrogen, Chlorine, Hydrogen, oxygen, fluorine

400

Draw the resonance structures for ozone (O3)

400

Explain how lone pairs affect bond angles compared to ideal angles.

Lone pairs squeeze bonds togethe,r causing them to shrink

400

Determine whether CH₃Cl is a polar or nonpolar molecule.

polar

500

Why do the noble gases rarely bond to form compounds 

They already have a full octet and do not need to share or transfer electrons

500

Give the name and formula for a bond between ammonium and oxygen

(NH4)2ammonium oxide

500

Name the compound N₂O₃

dinitrogen trioxide

500

What types of bonds are in NO2-

resonance causes 1.5-ish bonds

or a double and single bond

500

Predict the electron and molecular shape and approximate bond angle of a molecule with three bonding pairs and two lone pairs.

eg: trigonal bipyramidal

mg: t-shaped

bond angle: 90

500

Predict which substance would have the highest boiling point (CH₄, NH₃, H₂O)  

H2O

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