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Total cards: 23•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Chemical bond

Back (Answer)

The attraction force that holds atoms or ions togethor

#2
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What type of information about a compound can you find from its chemical structure ( FOUR THINGS)

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Types of atoms in the compound The bond lengths The bond angles The number of atoms in a compound

#3
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What type of substance between solid liquid or gas has a stronger attraction between its molecules?

Back (Answer)

Solid because it is harder to break apart that liquids & gases

#4
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C6H12O6 is the chemical formula for fructose. What can you tell ABOUT THIS MOLECULE BY LOOKING AT ITS CHEMICAL FORMULA

Back (Answer)

You can tell the type of numbers of atom in a molecule

#5
Front (Question)

Why do gases take up more space than liquids or solids

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Less attraction between the individual gas molecules than the individual molecules in a solid or liquid

#6
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Why do atoms join to form COMPOUNDS

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they either have a full outer most energy level , or they can have 8 valence electrons.

#7
Front (Question)

What must an atoms have in order to have a stable electron configuration

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A full outer most energy level

#8
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What happens to atoms when they form an IONIC bond with another atoms

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Electrons are taken from some atoms and given to other atoms

#9
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IONIC BONDS are very strong why are they so hard to break

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There is strong attraction between the OPPOSITELY charged ions

#10
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TRANSITION METALS are generally good conductors of electricity. Why?

Back (Answer)

Electrons are free to roam

#11
Front (Question)

What is the difference between IONIC bonds and covalent bonds

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IONIC BONDs are bonds formed by the attraction between OPPOSITELY charged ions and covalent charged ions and covalent bonds are formed when atoms are 1 or more pairs of electrons

#12
Front (Question)

non polar covalent bond

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a covalent bond which atoms equally share all of the valence electrons

#13
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polar covalent bond

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when two different atoms share electrons the electrons are not shared equally

#14
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polyatomic ion

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Groups of covalently bonded atoms that have either lost or gained electrons

#15
Front (Question)

Some cations are able to form multiple types of ions with different IONIC charges. how are they represented in writing

Back (Answer)

The separate ion charged are represented by Roman numerals inside of parentheses that are written right after the same of cation

#16
Front (Question)

The Fe2+ cation can be written out as

Back (Answer)

Iron ( l l )

#17
Front (Question)

How do you name IONIC compounds ( WHAT ION IS NAMED FIRST WHICH ION CAN HAVE ITS NAME CHANGED

Back (Answer)

the cation name is written first and is unchanged then the anion name is an altered version from what you see on the periodic table

#18
Front (Question)

Name the IONIC compound with the formula CaF2

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Calcium Flouride

#19
Front (Question)

Name the IONIC compound with the formula CuF2

Back (Answer)

Copper (l l ) Flouride

#20
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Empirical formula

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the composition of a compound in terms of the relative numbers and kinds of atoms in the smallest ratio

#21
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molecular formula

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a compounds molecular formula tells you how many atoms are in one molecule of the compound

#22
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is it possible for different compounds to have empirical formulas and molecular formulas that are the same ?why?

Back (Answer)

No if the empirical and molecular formulas are the same then they must be the exact same compound. and if the molecular formulas are the same

#23
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