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1 Unit 5 Exam Review JEOPARDY

2 Covalent Bonding Covalent Bonding Covalent Bonding Covalent Bonding Covalent Bonding Covalent Bonding VSEPR Ionic Bonding Metallic Bonding IMA Properties of Bonding Lewis Dots Potpourri 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 Final

3 Covalent Bonding Question 100
The type of compound that is formed by a covalent bond Answer

4 Covalent Bonding Question 200
Happens to the electrons in covalent bonding Answer

5 Covalent Bonding Question 300
Covalent bonds form between Answer

6 Covalent Bonding Question 400
A way to represent or draw molecular compounds Answer

7 Covalent Bonding Question 500
Two ways of describing covalent bonds Answer

8 Covalent Bonding Answer 100
What is a molecular compound or molecule? Home

9 Covalent Bonding Answer 200
What is sharing of electrons? Home

10 Covalent Bonding Answer 300
What are two nonmetals? Home

11 Covalent Bonding Answer 400
What are Lewis Electron Dot Structures? Home

12 Covalent Bonding Answer 500
What are shapes and polarity? Home

13 VSEPR Question 100 The shape of water (H20) Why? Answer

14 VSEPR Question 200 Linear (2 ways) Answer

15 VSEPR Question 300 Trigonal Pyramidal Components Answer

16 VSEPR Question 400 The shape of BF3 Answer

17 VSEPR Question 500 Components of a tetrahedral Answer

18 VSEPR Answer 100 What is bent? The two lone pairs repel the bonds.
Home

19 VSEPR Answer 200 What is between two atoms or two covalent bonds with no lone pairs on the central atom? Home

20 VSEPR Answer 300 What are three covalent bonds and one lone pair on the central atom? Home

21 VSEPR Answer 400 What is trigonal planar? Home

22 VSEPR Answer 500 What are four covalent bonds and no lone pairs on a central atom? Home

23 Ionic Bonding Question 100
The type of compound that is formed by an ionic bond Answer

24 Ionic Bonding Question 200
Happens to the electrons in ionic bonding Answer

25 Ionic Bonding Question 300
Ionic bonds form between Answer

26 Ionic Bonding Question 400
Metals Answer

27 Ionic Bonding Question 500
Nonmetals Answer

28 Ionic Bonding Answer 100 What is a formula unit? Home

29 Ionic Bonding Answer 200 What is a complete transfer of electrons?
Home

30 Ionic Bonding Answer 300 What is a metal and nonmetal? Home

31 Ionic Bonding Answer 400 What are lose electrons to become a cation?
Home

32 Ionic Bonding Answer 500 What are gains electrons to become anions?
Home

33 Metallic Bonding Question 100
The model of metallic bonding Answer

34 Metallic Bonding Question 200
The ability to be hammered into thin sheets Answer

35 Metallic Bonding Question 300
Ductility Answer

36 Metallic Bonding Question 400
Allows for Conductivity Answer

37 Metallic Bonding Question 500
Similar to (IMA)… Answer

38 Metallic Bonding Answer 100
What is the sea of moving electrons? Home

39 Metallic Bonding Answer 200
What is malleability? Home

40 Metallic Bonding Answer 300
What is the ability to be drawn into a thin wire? Home

41 Metallic Bonding Answer 400
What is the sea of electrons? Home

42 Metallic Bonding Answer 500
What are dispersion forces? Home

43 Intermolecular Forces Question 100
Also known as… Attraction between… Answer

44 Intermolecular Forces Question 200
Partial + charge of Hydrogen to partial – charge of another molecule Answer

45 Intermolecular Forces Question 300
Dispersion Forces Answer

46 Intermolecular Forces Question 400
Dipole Interactions Answer

47 Intermolecular Forces Question 500
Ranking of IMA (increasing to decreasing) Answer

48 Intermolecular Forces Answer 100
What are van der Waal Forces? What are molecules? Home

49 Intermolecular Forces Answer 200
What is Hydrogen Bonding? Home

50 Intermolecular Forces Answer 300
What is between two nonpolar molecules? Home

51 Intermolecular Forces Answer 400
What is between the partial – and partial + of two molecules which are not Hydrogen? Home

52 Intermolecular Forces Answer 500
What are Hydrogen, Dipole, Dispersion? Home

53 Properties of Bonding Question 100
High Melting Points Answer

54 Properties of Bonding Question 200
3 Physical Phases Answer

55 Properties of Bonding Question 300
Low Melting or Boiling Points Answer

56 Properties of Bonding Question 400
Solids at Room Temperature Answer

57 Properties of Bonding Question 500
Conducts Electricity Answer

58 Properties of Bonding Answer 100
What is Ionic? Home

59 Properties of Bonding Answer 200
What is covalent? Home

60 Properties of Bonding Answer 300
What is covalent? Home

61 Properties of Bonding Answer 400
What is Ionic? Home

62 Properties of Bonding Answer 500
What is Ionic? Home

63 Lewis Dot Question 100 Draw a Oxygen atom Answer

64 Lewis Dot Question 200 Draw a Sodium Ion Answer

65 Lewis Dot Question 300 Draw a Chlorine Ion Answer

66 Lewis Dot Question 400 Draw PCl5 Answer

67 Lewis Dot Question 500 Draw SO42- Answer

68 Lewis Dot Answer 100 Home

69 Lewis Dot Answer 200 Home

70 Lewis Dot Answer 300 Home

71 Lewis Dot Answer 400 Home

72 Lewis Dot Answer 500 Home

73 Potpourri Question 100 Importance of valence electrons Answer

74 Potpourri Question 200 Octet Rule Answer

75 Potpourri Question 300 Answer

76 Potpourri Question 400 Answer

77 Potpourri Question 500 The ability to draw two different structures of the same compound. Answer

78 Potpourri Answer 100 What is allows for bonding and properties? Home

79 Potpourri Answer 200 What is the tendency to obtain eight valence electrons? Home

80 Potpourri Answer 300 What is a nonpolar molecule? Home

81 Potpourri Answer 400 What is a polar molecule? Home

82 Potpourri Answer 500 What is resonance? Home

83 DAILY DOUBLE Question

84 DAILY DOUBLE Question

85 Final Jeopardy Question
Draw the Lewis Dot Structure and describe: C3H8 CH4O Answer

86 Final Jeopardy Answer Covalent Bonds 2 nonpolar bonds Covalent Bonds
No lone pairs Nonpolar molecule Complex Covalent Bonds 0 nonpolar bonds 5 polar bonds 2 lone pairs Polar molecule Complex Home

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