True or False: Bonds can stretch but cannot rotate or bend
FALSE
Which is strongest type of bond:
single
double
triple
TRIPLE
NO2 has _____ oxygen atoms
2
Organic means....?
Natural (acceptable)
Carbon-based (better)
Cations are _______ charged atoms (ions)
POSITIVELY
True or False: Monomers are LARGER than polymers
FALSE
Why chemical bonds form
so EACH atom becomes more stable
Type of bond that forms between metal + nonmetal
IONIC
SF6 is (ionic or covalent)
COVALENT
There are 2 possibly correct answers! GUESS ONLY 1
Organic / hydrocarbon
The prefix "di" stands for
TWO
What is shared in a chemical bond?
ELECTRONS
Name for arrangements of atoms in a substance
Hint: models of atoms
Chemical structure
Type of bond that forms when electrons are transferred
IONIC
(Ionic - or - covalent) compounds use prefixes when naming the compound
COVALENT
What is this type of organic compound called?

alkYne
Which is / are polyatomic ion(s)?
Na
SO42-
H+
NO3-
SO42-
NO3-
Polymer made of nucleotides that creates a twisting double helix?
Hint: carries our genetic information
DNA (nucleic acids)
Type of chemical structure

Line formula
Type of bond that forms when electrons are shared EQUALLY
Nonpolar covalent
Formula for beryllium oxide
Beryllium = Be2+
Oxygen = O2-
BeO
Difference among an alkane vs. alkene vs. alkyne
Alkane = single bond
Alkene = double
Alkyne = triple
Formula for dinitrogen trisulfide
Nitrogen = N3+
Sulfur = S2-
N2S3
Type of chemical structure:

Space-filling model
Difference between Lewis structure and structural formula?


Lewis shows electrons
Number of electrons in a single vs. double vs. triple bond
2 / 4 / 6
Name: C2F2
Dicarbon difluoride
The monomer for proteins is
Amino acids
Name: CaCl2
Calcium chloride
Formula for aluminum fluoride?
Aluminum = Al+3
Chloride = Cl–1
AlCl3