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electromagnetivity
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the tendency of atoms to attract bonding electrons to themselves
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higher electromagnetivity =
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more attraction
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how is electromagnetivity viewed on the periodic table
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lower near the left side, higher near the right side
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polar bonds
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have different electromagnetivity values
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nonpolar bonds
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no difference in electromagnetivity values
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covalent compounds
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compounds that bond and travel together
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ionic compounds
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chemical compound of ions bonded together
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each chemical bond represents a…
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shared pair
9
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when do we add -ide?
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binary covalent compounds
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1
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mono
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2
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di
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3
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tri
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4
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tetra
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5
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pentra
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6
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hexa
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7
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hepta
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8
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octa
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9
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nona
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10
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deca
bwhs-IPC
flashcards
Decks in class (29)
# Cards
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variables, sig figs, metric conversions20
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chapter 2 - chemistry and matter39
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chapter 325
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chapter 4: atoms14
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chapter 4.220
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chapter 5.113
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chapter 5.229
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ch 5.331
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chapter 6.120
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chapter 6.219
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semster finals stuff51
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11.1 - distance and displacement16
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11.2 speed12
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forces13
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newtons laws and other stuff7
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14.1 - work and power12
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14.2 - work and machines3
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14.3 - mechanical advantage (MA)12
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ch 15.1 - energy and work21
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ch 15.2 - energy changes7
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15.3 - renewable/nonrenewable energy sources10
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16.1 - thermal energy and heat15
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16.2 - heat and thermodynamics12
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17.1 - mechanical waves10
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17.2 - properties of mechanical waves7
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17.3 - behavior of waves8
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17.4 - sound and hearing12
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20.1 - electric charge and static electricity17
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20.2 - electric current and ohms law23
