In this type of bond, electrons are transferred from a metal atom to a nonmetal atom
Ionic bond
H2O has this shape
Bent
Polarity is the uneven (or asymmetrical) sharing of these things within a molecule
electrons
If a substance has extremely strong intermolecular forces, it will most likely be this state of matter at room temperature
Solid
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Luna
In a covalent bond, electrons are ______________________ between two _________________________ atoms
CO2 has this shape
Linear
If an atom has asymmetrical geometry and is made of atoms with very different electronegativity values it is.....
Polar
If an ionic compound is dissolved in a polar solvent like water, which intermolecular force is strongest in the solution?
Ion-dipole
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What can we say about the polarity of the "spicy" chemical capsicum?
It is nonpolar (not water soluble)
This is the type of bond in in which electrons are free to swarm around many positive nuclei and are not bound to any nucleus in particular
Metallic
BH3 has this shape
Trigonal planar
CO2, CH4, and O2 are all examples of what type of molecules
nonpolar
Which intermolecular force is strongest in a sample of the following compound: O2
London dispersion
This is the ability of a metallic compound to be easily bent and reshaped without breaking
Malleability
If a substance is solid at room temperature, dissolved easily in water, and has a high melting point it is most likely this type of compound
Ionic
NH3 has this shape
Trigonal pyramidal
If a substance dissolves in water, it is most likely....
Polar
Which intermolecular force is strongest in a sample of the following compound: CH3OH
Dipole-dipole (Hydrogen bonding)
Which of these is a polar bond:
O--O, N--H, B--C
N--H
If a substance is solid at room temperature, is very ductile and malleable, and conducts electricity well, it is most likely this type of compound
Metallic
SiF4 has this shape
Tetrahedral
Make a lewis dot diagram of a polar compound that has a trigonal pyramidal geometry
Examples: NH3, PCl3, NF3
Which intermolecular force is strongest in a solution of sugar (C6H12O6) dissolved in water?
Hydrogen bonding (sugar is not ionic, so there are no ion-dipole forces)
Which compound has the greatest London Dispersion Forces?
H2O, CH3OH, C6H12O6
C6H12O6 (It is the biggest/ heaviest)