Monatomic Ionic Bonds
Ionic Bonds (Mixed)
Polyatomic Ionic Compound Formulas
Periodic Table
IMFs
Covalent Bonds
100
KI
potassium iodide
100
What is the formula for this compound: Beryllium + CO3
Be(CO3)2
100
What is the formula for this compound: Magnesium Hypochlorite
Mg(ClO)2
100
What is the name of the rows and columns on the periodic table?
Rows = Periods
Columns = Groups/Families
100
What are three types of intermolecular forces from strongest to least strongest?
Hydrogen Bonding > Dipole-dipole > LDFs
100
Which of the diatomic molecules has a triple bond between its elements?
N2
200
Elements in this group have a charge of 2+
Group 2
200
What is the formula for this compound: Ammonium + Nitrogen
(NH4)3N
200
What is the formula for this compound: Strontium Hydroxide
Sr(OH)2
200
Which metal is the most reactive?
Fr
200
Between what type of molecules do temporary instantaneous dipole interactions occur?
Diatomic molecules/Nonpolar molecules
200
When a molecule is polar it is said to have this: _____. Meaning a partial positive and partial negative side.
A dipole
300
What is the name for this compound: CaCl2
Calcium Chloride
300
What is the formula for this compound: Mg + PO4
Mg3(PO4)2
300
The formula for Aluminum Chlorate.
Al(ClO3)3
300
Which non metal is the most reactive?
F
300
The boiling point of CH4 (methane) is much lower than that of HF (hydrofluoric acid). This is because:
Hydrogen bonding in HF. London forces in CH4.
300
Name this molecule: P5Cl7
Pentaphosphorous heptachloride
400
What is the formula for this compound: Sr + P
Sr3P2
400
What is the formula for this compound: Aluminum (III) + Sulfate
Al2(SO4)3
400
What is the formula for this compound: Gold(I) Nitrate
AuNo3
400
Which atom is larger S or Po?
WHY?
Po because it has more electron shells
400
The strongest intermolecular force happening in carbon tetrachloride
London dispersion forces
(or van der Waals' forces)
400
Write the formula for Hexacarbon Decahydride
C6H10
500
What is the name for this compound: PbS2
Lead(IV) Sulfide
500
What is the formula for this compound: Hydronium + Chromate
(H3O)2CrO4
500
What is the formula for this compound: Iron(III) Cyanide
Fe(CN)3
500
List the following elements by increasing atomic radius
Fe, S, Ca, F
F, S, Fe, Ca
500
At room temperature, F2 and Cl2 are gases, Br2 is a liquid, and I2 is a solid. This is because:
London dispersion interactions increase with molecular size
500
Why don't covalent molecules conduct electricity?
No ions are formed
600
Scandium (III) Nitride
ScN
600
The name of Co3(PO4)2
Colbalt (II) Phosphate
600
What is the formula for this compound:Nickel (III) Bicarconate
Ni(HCO3)3
600
List the following elements by increasing reactivity
Br, F, I, Cl
I, Br, Cl, F
600
Which substance would melt first? KCl or C6H12O6 ? Why?
C6H12O6 because covalent compounds have lower melting points due to weaker electrical forces.
600
Draw the Lewis Dot Structure for Carbon Dioxide.
