What is a covalent bond where electrons are shared equally?
100
Lots of, or maybe just a few dots required.
What is an electron dot diagram?
100
How we can tell how much.
What is the subscript tells the number of atoms in an bond?
100
_________ is ________.
What is sharing is caring?
100
Harder. Better. Faster. Stronger.
What is an alloy?
200
Tripple Bond.
What is when a covalent bond shares three pairs of electrons?
200
They are, like totally, in like with each other.
What is a chemical bond, the force of attraction between two atoms?
200
Everyone is just trying to reach this... number.
What is 8 electrons in their outer valence?
200
A covalent bond usually forms between these types of atoms on the periodic table.
What are nonmetals?
200
Valence Electrons.
What are the outermost group of electrons that move around, or stay in place, depending upon the element?
300
Another name for many atoms covalent bonded.
What is a molecule?
300
Magic number of atom happiness VS. the angry number of needing friends.
What is 8 valence electrons vs 1 valence electron?
300
Poly. 6++++-----------------------------------------------6 (sorry, my cat just typed that last part, but it works with this answer).
What is poly means more than one?
300
Since there's no charged particles, covalent bonds are usually poor at this.
What is conductivity? (Our lab will explore this concept...)
300
Difference between malleable and ductile.
What is malleable is all about hitting with a hammer, and ductile is all about pulling and bending but not breaking?
400
Crystal. Not Krystal.
What is a three-dimensional arrangement of ions, not the name of a girl?
400
The name and number of the group who is stuck up.
What is Group 18, the Noble Gases?
400
I hate to be negative. But, I guess I could be positive. Either way, they like each other and make this.
What is an ionic bond?
400
The force they have, and thus what they also have.
What is a weak force and thus lower melting/boiling points?
400
Should have kept your eye on the element, cause it just because an ion.
What is when an element loses or gains an electron and becomes either positive (gained), or negative (lost) an electron?
500
Something's not right: H20.
What is there is no subscript?
500
What the world would look like if there were no bonds.
What is just piles and piles and piles and piles of elements, and nothing joined together?
500
Being hard and brittle brings about these points.
What are high melting and boiling points?
500
Polar vs. Nonpolar
What is a polar bond has two opposite charges (+ and -) on opposite sides of the bond? What is a nonpolar bond has the same charge on both sides (+ and +.... or - and -), thus canceling out the pull?
500
Thermal vs Electrical. What's different and what's in common.
What is thermal is based on heat transfer and electrical is based on conductivity, but both have atoms that transfer the heat/electricity like a game of telephone?