CHEM 219 Module 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 and 8 Principles of Organic Chemistry with Lab Latest 2025 Versions 100% Verified; Portage Learning

CHEM 219 Module 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 and 8 Principles of Organic Chemistry with Lab Latest 2025 Versions 100% Verified; Portage Learning What is organic chemistry? - (ANSWER)Branch of chemistry that studies the structure, properties, composition, reaction and synthesis of organic compounds which contain carbon atoms. Catenation - (ANSWER)Ability of ab element to form bonds with itself, resulting in formation of chains, rings or complex structures. Allows for vats diversity of organic compounds in terms of reactivity and properties The properties & reactivity of an organic molecule are controlled by its - (ANSWER)composition & shape Why do atoms form bonds to other atoms? - (ANSWER)Energetic stability To say an atom is energetically stable means that the overall energy of the atom is - (ANSWER)lower when in the bonded state than in a non bonded state T/F Lower energy typically means greater stability? Why - (ANSWER)True b/c the electron configuration of the atom - atomic valence Valence - (ANSWER)# of bonds an atom will form to fill its valve (outermost) shell. The atom achieves stability from a full valence shell, as there is no desire to make bonds Knowing the valence of an atom is important because it indicates ... - (ANSWER)How many bonds a given atom will typically form when it combines with other elements to make a molecule What do you look at to figure out how many bonds an element will form - (ANSWER)LDD Comes from group number Unpaired electrons - (ANSWER)# of bonds the atom will form # of pairs of electrons - (ANSWER)LONE pairs or nonbonding , these do not participate in bonding Ionic bonds - (ANSWER)formed by the complete transfer of 1 or more valence electron from 1 atom to another