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Chemical Bonds Review
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WHAT DOES THE SYMBOL FOR AN ELEMENT MEAN IN AN ELECTRON DOT DIAGRAM / LEWIS DOT STRUCTURE?
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NUCLEUS AND ALL NON-VALENCE ELECTRONS
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WHAT IS THE RATIO OF THE FORMULA KI?
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1 TO 1 RATIO
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IN THE COMPOUND MGCL 2 WHAT DOES THE SUBSCRIPT REPRESENT?
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2 ATOMS OF CHLORINE
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WHAT ARE THE PROPERTIES OF SODIUM CHLORIDE?
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METAL, CONDUCTOR OF ELECTRICITY, MALLEABLE, DUCTILE
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WHEN TWO ATOMS OF THE SAME NONMETAL REACT, WHAT DO THEY OFTEN FORM?
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DIATOMIC MOLECULE
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WHAT HAPPENS TO THE ELECTRONS IN A POLAR COVALENT BOND?
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SHARED UNEQUALLY; ONE ELEMENT IS PULLING THE ELECTRONS TOWARDS IT
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WATER HAS A HIGHER BOILING POINT THAN EXPECTED BECAUSE OF WHAT?
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STRONG ATTRACTIONS BETWEEN POLAR WATER MOLECULES
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WHY ARE WATER MOLECULES POLAR AND CARBON DIOXIDE MOLECULES ARE NONPOLAR?
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WATER HAS A HIGHER BOILING POINT THAN CARBON DIOXIDE
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WHAT ELEMENTS ARE MOST LIKELY TO FORM MORE THAN ONE TYPE OF ION?
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TRANSITION METALS
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WHAT IS A METALLIC BOND?
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BOND BETWEEN A METAL CATION AND A SHARED POOL OF ELECTRONS
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WHY CAN MANY METALS BE DRAWN INTO THIN WIRES WITHOUT BREAKING?
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CATIONS ARE STILL SURROUNDED BY ELECTRONS WHEN THEY SHIFT THEIR POSITIONS IN THE LATTICE
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WHAT IS AN ALLOY?
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TWO METALS COMBINED
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WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF YOU INCREASED THE AMOUNT OF CARBON IN STEEL?
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CARBON MAKES THE LATTICE HARDER AND STRONGER
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IF A METAL HAS MORE VALENCE ELECTRONS WILL IT MAKE THE METALLIC BOND WEAKER OR STRONGER?
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STRONGER!!
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THE STRUCTURE IN A METAL LATTICE CAN BE DESCRIBED AS CATIONS SURROUNDED BY A POOL OF SHARED ELECTRONS. WHAT TWO PROPERTIES OF METALS CAN BE EXPLAINED BY THIS STRUCTURE?
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MALLEABLE, DUCTILE, CONDUCTS ELECTRICITY
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MIXING MAGNESIUM AND ALUMINUM TOGETHER PRODUCES AN EXCELLENT LIGHTWEIGHT MATERIAL FROM WHICH TO MAKE AIRPLANE PARTS. WHAT IS THIS TYPE OF MIXTURE CALLED?
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ALLOY
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WATER DROPLETS TEND TO HAVE A SPHERICAL, ROUND SHAPE. EXPLAIN THIS FACT IN TERMS OF THE POLAR NATURE OF WATER MOLECULES.
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WATER IS POLAR – STRONG UNEQUAL ATTRACTIONS; MOLECULES ON THE SURFACE OF WATER DROPLETS ARE PULLED TOWARD THE CENTER BY THE ATTRACTIONS TO WATER MOLECULES BELOW THE SURFACE
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HOW DOES THE ABILITY OF METALS SUCH AS COPPER AND ALLOYS SUCH AS STEEL TO BE DRAWN INTO WIRES AFFECT THE POSSIBLE USES OF THESE MATERIALS?
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CAN BE DRAWN INTO WIRES TO CONDUCT ELECTRICITY
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WHAT IS A TYPICAL PROPERTY OF AN IONIC COMPOUND?
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TENDENCY TO SHATTER WHEN STRUCK
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HOW ARE METALLIC BONDS SIMILAR TO IONIC BONDS?
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AN ATTRACTION BETWEEN POSITIVELY CHARGED AND NEGATIVELY CHARGE PARTICLES
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