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chem exam 2

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  1. 1principal quantum number(n), has integral values related to the size and energy of the orbital
  2. 2angular momentum quantum number(l), has integral values between 0 and n-1
  3. 3magnetic quantum number(m sub l), has integral values between -l and +l
  4. 4electron spin quantum number(m sub s), can be either +1/2 or -1/2
  5. 5cationelectron is removed from the valence shell
  6. 6anionelectron is added to the valence shell
  7. 7atomic radiusincreases as the periodic table moves to the left and down
  8. 8first ionization energyenergy needed to remove the outermost electron from a neutral atom; increases as the periodic table moves to the right and up
  9. 9electron affinitythe energy change when an electron is added to a gaseous atom; increases as the periodic table moves to the right and up
  10. 10electronegativityability of an atom to attract electron density within a bond; increases as the periodic table moves to the right and up
  11. 11ionic bondmetal and non-metal, electron moves from a metal to the non-metal, difference in electronegativity is higher than 2
  12. 12nonpolar covalent bond2 non-metals, electron density is equally shared, difference in electronegativity is less than .4
  13. 13polar covalent bond2 non-metals, electron density is shared unequally, difference in electronegativity is greater than .5
  14. 14creating Lewis structure1. find the amount of valence electrons, 2. find the amount of valence electrons needed to fill the shells, 3. determine amount of valence electrons needed to be shared, 4. determine bonds needed, 5. write the symbols and put the bonds in
  15. 15formal charge(valence electrons) - (lewis structure electrons)
  16. 16Lewis structure electronsfor each atom, count all unshared electrons and the number of bonds
  17. 17free radicalsmolecules or ions with an odd number of electrons, round down
  18. 18ammonium(NH4)+
  19. 19(CH3CO2)-acetate
  20. 20(CN)-cyanide
  21. 21(ClO)-hypochlorite
  22. 22(ClO2)-chlorite
  23. 23(ClO3)-chlorate
  24. 24(ClO4)-perchlorate
  25. 25(H2PO4)-dihydrogen phosphate
  26. 26(HCO3)-hydrogen carbonate
  27. 27(HSO4)-hydrogen sulfate
  28. 28(OH)-hydroxide
  29. 29(MnO4)-permanganate
  30. 30(NO2)-nitrite
  31. 31(NO3)-nitrate
  32. 32(CO3)2-carbonate
  33. 33(CrO4)2-chromate
  34. 34(Cr2O7)2-dichromate
  35. 35(O2)2-peroxide
  36. 36(HPO4)2-hydrogen phosphate
  37. 37(SO3)2-sulfite
  38. 38(SO4)2-sulfate
  39. 39(S2O3)2-thiosulfate
  40. 40(PO4)3-phosphate
  41. 41(Hg2)2+mercury (I)
  42. 42(NCS)-thiocyanate
  43. 43(C2O4)2-oxalate
  44. 44HFhydrofluoric acid
  45. 45HClhydrochloric acid
  46. 46HBrhydrobromic acid
  47. 47HIhydroiodic acid
  48. 48HCNhydrocyanic acid
  49. 49H2Shydrosulfuric acid
  50. 50HNO2nitrous acid
  51. 51HNO3nitric acid
  52. 52H2SO3sulfurous acid
  53. 53H2SO4sulfuric acid
  54. 54H3PO4phosphoric acid
  55. 55HC2H3O2acetic acid
  56. 56HClOhypochlorous acid
  57. 57HClOchlorous acid
  58. 58HClO3chloric acid
  59. 59HClO4perchloric acid
  60. 60how to determine ionic compoundsdetermine number of each ion based on known charges of groups
  61. 61how to determine transition metalsdetermine the charge on metal from roman numeral in the name
  62. 62VSPERvalence shell electron pair repulsion theory; electron groups repel each other
  63. 63how to determine the shape of a molecule/ion1. draw Lewis structure, 2. find central atoms (atoms connected to 2 or more atoms), 3. count all electron pairs on central atoms
  64. 64electron domain geometrytotal number of electron pairs
  65. 65molecular geometryhow many electron pairs are bonded and how many are unpaired
  66. 66linear electron domain2 regions; 180 degrees
  67. 67trigonal planar electron domain3 regions; 120 degrees
  68. 68tetrahedral4 regions; 109.5 degrees
  69. 69trigonal bipyramidal5 regions; 120 and 90 degrees
  70. 70octahedral6 regions; 90 degrees

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Chemistry Flashcards on chem exam 2, created by Emily Runkle on 03/03/2025.
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