1
Q
Lewis theory of bonding states
A
a chemical bond involves atoms sharing electrons
2
Q
atoms combine to achieve
A
a more stable electron configuration
3
Q
Maximum stability results when
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a chemical species isoelectronic with a noble gas
4
Q
Lewis dot symbol
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the element’s symbol surround by dots representing electrons
5
Q
Ionic Bonding
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the electrostatic attraction that holds oppositely charge ions together in an ionic compound
6
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Lattice energy
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amount of energy required to convert a mole of ionic solid to its constituent ions in the gas phase
7
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Force is proportional to
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Q1xQ2/d^2
- Q1/Q2 = charges
CHM 111
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Common Polyatomic Ions28
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Prefixes used with SI units10
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Chapter 1 stuff11
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Chapter 255
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Greek prefixes9
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Chapter 4 slides23
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Thermochemistry - Energy and Energy Changes13
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Thermochemistry - Intro to Thermodynamics13
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Thermochemistry - Enthalpy11
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Thermochemistry - Calorimetry9
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Chapter 1012
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Chapter 636
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Kinetic Theory of Gases5
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Gas Laws, Ideal Gas Laws, and Real Gases14
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Nature of Light12
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Bohr's Hydrogen Model9
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deBroglie Wave Theory and Heisenberg4
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Orbitals and Quantum Numbers21
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The Modern Periodic Table5
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Periodic Trends in Properties of Elements9
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Chapter 8 - Ionic Bonding7
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Chapter 8 - Covalent Bonding12
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Chapter 8 - Electronegativity and Polarity5
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Chapter 8 - Lewis Structure1
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Chapter 9 - Molecular Geometry12
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Shapes17
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Chapter 2 Review42
