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Ionic Bonds Metallic bonding pooling
Chemical Shorthand
Covalent bonds
Polar non-polar Molecules
Ionic Bonds
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Final Jeopardy
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100 Question from Ionic Bonds
Atoms form bonds with other atoms using the
electrons in their ________ energy level.
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100 Answer from Ionic Bonds
outer
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200 Question from Ionic Bonds
An atom that is no longer neutral because it has
lost or gained an electron is called an__________
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200 Answer from Ionic Bonds
Ion
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300 Question from Ionic Bonds
If an atom loses an electron what type of an ion
is it, a positively charged ion or a negatively
charged ion?
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300 Answer from Ionic Bonds
Positively charged ion
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400 Question from Ionic Bonds
What hold the two ions together to form an ionic
bond?
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400 Answer from Ionic Bonds
The attraction between the positive and negative
charge.
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500 Question from Ionic Bonds
What is the name given to a pure substance
containing two or more elements that are
chemically bonded?
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500 Answer from Ionic Bonds
Compound
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100 Question from Ionic Bonds Metallic bonding
pooling
How does an atom become negatively charged?
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100 Answer from Ionic Bonds Metallic bonding
pooling
By gaining one or more electrons
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200 Question from Ionic Bonds Metallic bonding
pooling
If magnesium has two electrons to give up and
chlorine need one electron. How many chlorine
atoms will join with one magnesium atom?
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200 Answer from Ionic Bonds Metallic bonding
pooling
Two Chlorine atoms
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300 Question from Ionic Bonds Metallic bonding
pooling
What type of bond forms when metal atoms share
their electrons?
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300 Answer from Ionic Bonds Metallic bonding
pooling
Metallic bonds
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400 Question from Ionic Bonds Metallic bonding
pooling
Why is metallic bonding the reason that metals
conduct electricity so well?
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400 Answer from Ionic Bonds Metallic bonding
pooling
the outer electrons are not attached to any one
atom and can move from one atom to another atom.
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500 Question from Ionic Bonds Metallic bonding
pooling
If magnesium and calcium both have two electrons
in their outer energy levels, why do they not
form ionic bonds with each other?
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500 Answer from Ionic Bonds Metallic bonding
pooling
They both have a positive charge and two
positively charged ions do not attract each other.
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100 Question from Covalent Bonds
Covalent Bonds form when atoms ____________
electrons.
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100 Answer from Covalent Bonds
Share
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200 Question from Covalent Bonds
Covalently bonded compounds are called
____________ compounds
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200 Answer from Covalent Bonds
Molecular Compounds
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300 Question from Covalent Bonds
The neutral particle formed when atoms share
electrons are called __________________, and is
the basic unit of a molecular compound.
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300 Answer from Covalent Bonds
Molecules
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400 Question from Covalent Bonds
A bond formed when atoms share two electrons with
another atom is called a _________ bond.
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400 Answer from Covalent Bonds
Double Bond
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500 Question from Covalent Bonds
A bond formed when an atom shares 3 electrons
with another atom is called a _____________ bond.
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500 Answer from Covalent Bonds
Triple Bond
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100 Question from Polar and Non-polar Molecules
Do atoms share electrons equally? Yes or No
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100 Answer from Polar and Non-polar Molecules
No, some atoms have a greater attraction for
electrons than others do.
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200 Question from Polar and Non-polar Molecules
A ____________ bond is a bond in which electrons
are shared unevenly.
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200 Answer from Polar and Non-polar Molecules
Polar Bond
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300 Question from Polar and Non-polar Molecules
Molecules that do not have uneven charges are
called ____________ molecules.
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300 Answer from Polar and Non-polar Molecules
Non-polar Molecules
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400 Question from Polar and Non-polar Molecules
If water is a polar molecule why are they
attracted to other water molecules?
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400 Answer from Polar and Non-polar Molecules
They have a positive and a negative end that
attract to each other like magnets.
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500 Question from Polar and Non-polar Molecules
What is the only type of completely non-polar
bond?
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500 Answer from Polar and Non-polar Molecules
bonds between atoms of the same element.
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100 Question from Chemical Shorthand
A combination of chemical symbols and numbers
that shows which elements are present in a
compound and how many atoms of each element is
called a _____________________ .
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100 Answer from Chemical Shorthand
Chemical formula
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200 Question from Chemical Shorthand
In H2O the H represents what element?
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200 Answer from Chemical Shorthand
Hydrogen
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300 Question from Chemical Shorthand
In H2O the O represents what element?
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300 Answer from Chemical Shorthand
Oxygen
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400 Question from Chemical Shorthand
In the chemical formula H2O, how many hydrogen
atom are present? and how many oxygen atoms are
present?
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400 Answer from Chemical Shorthand
There are 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom.
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500 Question from Chemical Shorthand
In a chemical formula what do the letters
represent? What do the subscripts represent?
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500 Answer from Chemical Shorthand
Letters represent the elements that are present
and the subscripts represent how many atoms of
that element are present.
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Final Jeopardy
What did Mr. and Mrs. Lake name their son? First
name and middle name.
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Final Jeopardy Answer
Max Jeffery Lake