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bonding is a result of... - Answer atoms interacting with valence electrons for elements in group 1A-8A the group number = - Answer the number of valence electrons how to draw a lewis electron-dot diagram - Answer 1. note the A-group number, this tells the valence electrons 2. place one dot at a time on each of the four sides of the element symbol 3. keep adding dots, pairing them until all are used bond between a metal and non-metal - Answer ionic bonds bond where electrons are transferred - Answer ionic bonds bond that oppositely charged ions are held together by electrostatic interactions - Answer ionic bonds type of bond that each atom forms an ion with a noble gas configuration - Answer ionic bonds bond between two metals - Answer metallic bonds forms a "sea" of electrons from atoms pooling their valence electrons together - Answer metallic bonds bond between two nonmetals - Answer covalent bonds electron sharing - Answer covalent bonds number of electrons lost by metal = - Answer number of electrons gained by nonmetal drawing lewis dot structures of bonded atoms - Answer 1. draw lewis dot of each individual atoms 2. draw each atom next to each other/around depending on the amount of atoms 3. show shared electrons by placing them in between the two atoms

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Virginia Tech Chem 1035 Exam 4 Test
Questions And Answers.
bonding is a result of... - Answer atoms interacting with valence electrons



for elements in group 1A-8A the group number = - Answer the number of valence electrons



how to draw a lewis electron-dot diagram - Answer 1. note the A-group number, this tells the
valence electrons

2. place one dot at a time on each of the four sides of the element symbol

3. keep adding dots, pairing them until all are used



bond between a metal and non-metal - Answer ionic bonds



bond where electrons are transferred - Answer ionic bonds



bond that oppositely charged ions are held together by electrostatic interactions - Answer
ionic bonds



type of bond that each atom forms an ion with a noble gas configuration - Answer ionic bonds



bond between two metals - Answer metallic bonds



forms a "sea" of electrons from atoms pooling their valence electrons together - Answer
metallic bonds



bond between two nonmetals - Answer covalent bonds



electron sharing - Answer covalent bonds



number of electrons lost by metal = - Answer number of electrons gained by nonmetal

, 4. make sure to write the charge on each atom



lattice energy - Answer the energy required to cleave an ionic solid into gaseous ions or the
energy released when oppositely charged ions come together



higher lattice energy have ________ ionic bonds holding ions ________ together - Answer
stronger; tightly



high lattice energy have very ______ material and ________ melting point - Answer hard; high



lattice energy is ________ proportional to q, the charge of ions (the absolute value of the
charge) - Answer directly



lattice energy is _______ proportional to r, the size or radius of ion - Answer inversely



which is more influential on lattice energy, charge or radius of an ion? - Answer charge



Lattice energy proportion equation - Answer LE = (q1 x q2)/(r1 + r2)



compound that tend to be hard, rigid, and brittle - Answer ionic compounds



compounds that tend to have a high melting point - Answer ionic compounds



compound that does not conduct electricity in a solid state but will conduct when melted or
dissovled - Answer ionic compounds



in a solid state this type of compound has ions that are fixed in place in the lattice and do not
move - Answer ionic compounds



lone/unshared pair of electrons definition - Answer outer-level electron pair that is not
involved in bonding



octet rule - Answer atoms (other than hydrogen) tend to form bonds to achieve 8 outer

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