Balancing Equations
In the compound NaCl2, this is the nonmetal.
What is Clorine?
This trend refers to the size of the element and the biggest are in the bottom left and the smallest in the top right.
What is Atomic Radius?
Covalent compounds commonly have this relationship with electricity.
What is to not conduct it.
This type of nomenclature has a prefix based naming system.
What is covalent?
This is the electron configuration for nitrogen.
What is 1s^2, 2s^2, 2p^3
This part comes after the element is named, and identifies the amount of that element in 1 molecule.
What is a subscript?
This trend refers the elements strength to attract electrons with the strongest pull in the top right and the weakest pull in the bottom left.
What is Electronegativity?
Ionic Compounds are known to have these melting points?
What are high melting points?
This prefix is given to the 2nd element in a covalent bond when there is one.
What is mono?
This law refers to the idea that mass cannot be created or destroyed.
What is the Law of Conservation of Mass?
This is the line in a chemical equation that separates the reactants and products.
What is the reaction arrow?
This trend describes the mass of an atom and increases as you progress further down the table.
What is Atomic Mass?
This property of metallic bonds allows them to be shaped and molded.
What is malleability?
These are given in an ionic compound to identify the charge of a transition metal.
What are Roman Numerals?
In chemistry, the separation in charge between atoms in a bond results in this arrow like line those points to the partial positive. It is often seen when finding the polarity.
What is a dipole?
When a bond occurs, this is released to achieve a lower energy state.
What is Energy?
This phrase is used to determine both the atomic radius and electronegativity of an atom.
What is Shielding Electrons v. Proton Force
Ionic compounds are known to form these types of structures due to their alternating positive and negative ions.
What are crystalline?
This would be the nomenclature for 6 oxygen molecules in a covalent compound.
What is Hexoxygen?
When an equation is to result in an Acid, this element is required as a reactant.
What is Hydrogen?
The equation C3H8 + O2 --> H20 +CO2 has these coefficients.
What is 1,5-->4,3?
Calcium and Magnesium compare this way in size and electronegativity.
What is calcium would be larger, but magnesium would have a higher electronegativity?
Covalent compounds can be categorized into these two types based on the way they are connected.
What are Molecular Covalent and Network Covalent?
Tetra refers to this prefix.
This is Avogadro's number.
What is 6.02 x 10^23