Chem 133 Quiz #1 Actual set with
Questions and correct/verified Answers
organic chem - ANSWER-study of compounds containing carbon and hydrogen
organic compounds - ANSWER-originally classified as those that came from organisms, hence "organic"
valence electrons - ANSWER-electrons located in the outermost energy level of an atom
halogens - ANSWER-group 17
organic compounds - ANSWER-sometimes contain O, S, N, P, and/or a halogen
covalent bonds - ANSWER-a bond that occurs when 2 non-metals share electrons
covalent bonds - ANSWER-stability when outermost energy sub level is fully occupied by electrons
covalent bonds - ANSWER-the positive charge of each nucleus attracts the valence electron of the other
atom
ionic bonds - ANSWER-the attraction between positively changed metal ions and negatively charged non-
metal ions
ionic bonds - ANSWER-involve the transfer of electrons
ionic bonds - ANSWER-metals readily lose their valence electrons
ionic bonds - ANSWER-non-metals readily gain electrons
carbon - ANSWER-? bonds are very strong, which allows large chains to be produced
organic compounds - ANSWER-90% of the compounds in the world are
hydrocarbons - ANSWER-simplest organic molecules contain only carbon and hydrogen
carbon - ANSWER-when you write formulas for organic compounds, you list ? 1st followed by other
elements
cations - ANSWER-positive charge
anions - ANSWER-negative charge
individual atoms - ANSWER-? ? have positive and negative charges
neutral charge - ANSWER-compounds with a ionic bond has an overall
polar - ANSWER-water is
polar compounds - ANSWER-non polar compounds aren't gonna be readily dissolved by
organic compounds - ANSWER-most are non polar (no charge)
organic compounds - ANSWER-aren't soluble in water (like dissolves like)
organic compounds - ANSWER-only weakly interact in solution (low melting and boiling points)
Questions and correct/verified Answers
organic chem - ANSWER-study of compounds containing carbon and hydrogen
organic compounds - ANSWER-originally classified as those that came from organisms, hence "organic"
valence electrons - ANSWER-electrons located in the outermost energy level of an atom
halogens - ANSWER-group 17
organic compounds - ANSWER-sometimes contain O, S, N, P, and/or a halogen
covalent bonds - ANSWER-a bond that occurs when 2 non-metals share electrons
covalent bonds - ANSWER-stability when outermost energy sub level is fully occupied by electrons
covalent bonds - ANSWER-the positive charge of each nucleus attracts the valence electron of the other
atom
ionic bonds - ANSWER-the attraction between positively changed metal ions and negatively charged non-
metal ions
ionic bonds - ANSWER-involve the transfer of electrons
ionic bonds - ANSWER-metals readily lose their valence electrons
ionic bonds - ANSWER-non-metals readily gain electrons
carbon - ANSWER-? bonds are very strong, which allows large chains to be produced
organic compounds - ANSWER-90% of the compounds in the world are
hydrocarbons - ANSWER-simplest organic molecules contain only carbon and hydrogen
carbon - ANSWER-when you write formulas for organic compounds, you list ? 1st followed by other
elements
cations - ANSWER-positive charge
anions - ANSWER-negative charge
individual atoms - ANSWER-? ? have positive and negative charges
neutral charge - ANSWER-compounds with a ionic bond has an overall
polar - ANSWER-water is
polar compounds - ANSWER-non polar compounds aren't gonna be readily dissolved by
organic compounds - ANSWER-most are non polar (no charge)
organic compounds - ANSWER-aren't soluble in water (like dissolves like)
organic compounds - ANSWER-only weakly interact in solution (low melting and boiling points)
