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Periodic Table
Bonding
Structures
Bond angles
?
100
Organizes the Periodic Table
What is atomic numbers.
100
What is the difference between ionic and covalent bonding?
Ionic bonding shares a charge while covalent bonding shares electrons to creat stability.
100
Has structure has four bonded pairs?
What is a tetrahedral?
100

Has a 180-degree bond angle?

What is linear?

100
What is the octet rule?
The outer shell can only hold eight electrons
200
What is the trend for atomic radii in the periodic table?
Larger going left and down.
200
NaCl is an example of what sort of bond?
What is an ionic bond.
200

What structure has two bonded pairs and two lone pairs?

What is a Bent structure?

200
What structure has a bonding angle of 109.5 degrees?
Tetrahedral
200

Which transition metals have fixed charges?

Zinc, Cadmium, Silver

300
The energy required to remove the first electron from an atom.
What is ionization
300
Ozone is an example of what bonding type?
What is covalent bonding.
300

What structure has three bonded pairs and one lone pair?

What is a trigonal pyramidal structure?

300

What has the bonding angle of 107.3 degrees?

The trigonal pyramidal

300

What is the Lewis structure for methane?

Draw on board

400
What is the trend for ionization energy in the periodic table?
Larger right and up.
400

This is the reason atoms form ions.

What is to a achieve a full octet


400

What structure has 4 bonded pairs?

Tetrahedral

400

What structure contains a 120 degree bond angle?

Trigonal planar 

400

What number must always balance before and after the formation of lewis structures?

number of electrons

500
What group of elements are commonly found as diatomic molecules?
The halogens
500
How many valence electrons do the Halogens have?
7
500

What structure has three bonded pairs and no lone pairs?

Trigonal Planar

500

Why do sp3 shapes contain different angles when there are the same number of electrons present? 

lone pairs cause more repulsion as they are closer to the central atom.
500

Polarity is based on the difference in __________

Electronegativity