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CEM 141 Exam 3 Practice
"1s" and "2p" orbitals hydridize to give 3 "sp2" orbitals - ANS-Bonding in Graphite

"Hold on to their electrons" tightly because the electrons are more strongly attracted to the
nucleus - ANS-Atoms with a high ENC

(Valence electrons on free atom) - (# of bonds to atom) - (Non bonded electrons) - ANS-Formal
Charge

A measure of the tendency of an atom to attract a bonding pair of electrons (INCREASES
across & DECREASES as you go down) - ANS-Electronegativity

Ability to make into different shapes - ANS-Malleable

Adding 2 nuclei together (as 2 nuclei move toward each other the PE increases because its a
repulsive force between 2 positive charged particles) - ANS-Nuclear fusion

Allow for rotation around the bond - ANS-Sigma bonds

Always form a 2+ ion - ANS-Transition metals

Because there is an exact amount of energy to send an electron out an atom, means they exist
in discrete energy levels - ANS-Why are ionization energies evidence for the quantization of
energy levels in atoms?

Breaking apart - ANS-Nuclear fission

Can draw out into wires - ANS-Ductile

Close to the nucleus - ANS-Core

Conducts electricity b/c it has delocalized pi MO's over the whole structure, shiny b/c it can
absorb & emit photons, and slippery b/c sheets can slide over eachother - ANS-Graphite
Properties

Contain a metal and a nonmetal (ex: NaCl) & Metals form Cations (+) but Nonmetals form
Anions (-) - ANS-Simple Ionic Compounds

Dont allow for rotation around the bond - ANS-Pi bonds

Electrons are transferred - ANS-Ionic interaction




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