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CHEM 103 MODULE 2 EXAM ATOMIC
STRUCTURE AND CHEMICAL BONDING
BREAKDOWN 2026

◉ Linus Pauling. Answer: Nobel prize Chemist


◉ electronegativity. Answer: measure of atoms attraction for
electrons it shares with another atom in a chemical bond


◉ electronegativity increases. Answer: left to right


◉ electronegativity decreases. Answer: top to bottom


◉ repulsion. Answer: gives molecule shape, describes distance b/w
bonding and non bonding pairs of electrons


◉ molecular geometry. Answer: 3 dimensional arrangement of atom
within a molecule


◉ VSEPR. Answer: valence shell electron pair repulsion theory - set
of procedures for predicting a 3 dimensional geometry molecule

,◉ NH4. Answer: ammonium with 1 superscript


◉ OH 1. Answer: hydroxide


◉ NO2. Answer: nitrite with -1 superscript


◉ NO3. Answer: nitrate with -1 superscript


◉ C2H3O2. Answer: acetate with -1 superscript


◉ HCO3. Answer: bicarbonate with -1 superscript


◉ CO3. Answer: carbonate with -2 superscript


◉ SO3. Answer: sulfite with -2 superscript


◉ SO4. Answer: sulfate with -2 superscript


◉ PO4. Answer: phosphate with -3 superscript


◉ CN 1. Answer: cyanide

,◉ molar mass. Answer: sum of all atomic masses in a compound


◉ moles conversion. Answer: division
( mass )
over
( atomic mass )


◉ grams conversion. Answer: multiplication
(moles) ( atomic mass )


◉ write balanced equation. Answer: step 1


◉ write given. Answer: step 2


◉ write unknown. Answer: step 3


◉ find moles of given. Answer: step 4


◉ determine mole ratio. Answer: step 5


◉ convert moles to grams. Answer: step 6

, ◉ limiting reagent. Answer: reagent that is used up first , calculate
moles of each reagent , least amount is limiting


◉ stoichiometry. Answer: mass-mass relationship quantile study of
chemical reaction


◉ bond polarity. Answer: measure of the degree of in equality in
sharing of electrons between 2 atoms in a chemical bond


◉ non polar bond. Answer: symmetrical distribution of electron
charge


H2 N2


◉ polar bond. Answer: a bond in which there is an unsymmetrical
distribution of electron charge
HCl and CO


◉ compressibility. Answer: measure of change in a volume due to a
change in pressure


◉ thermal expansion. Answer: measure of change in a volume due to
a change in temperature

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