Chapter 6 - Ionic and Molecular Compounds

Atoms

________ forming ionic bonds differ greatly in electronegativity.

stable electron arrangements

The ________ in the outermost energy level are associated with the stability of the noble gases.

Intermolecular forces

________ are known as dipole- dipole and hydrogen binding maintained together with the solid and liquid states of polar molecular compounds.

Noble gasses

________ have eight valence electrons, which is an octet, except for helium, with two electrons.

dipoles

The ________ do not cancel in polar molecules.

valence electrons

Non- metals share ________ in covalent bonds, which ensures that every atom has a stable electron set- up.

ionic compound

In the formula of a(n) ________, the total positive and negative ionic load is balanced.

Polyatomic ion

A(n) ________ is a group of electrically load- bound, covalent atoms, such as the formulation CO3 2- for the carbonate ion.

Non polar molecules

________ have non- polar covalent links or a bonded atomic arrangement to waive dipole.

positive ion

The ________ is first indicated by its name, followed by the negative ion name.

shape of a molecule

The ________ is based on the Lewis structure, the geometry of the electron group and the number of atoms connected.

Electronegativity

________ is an atom's ability to attract electrons that it shares.

total negative charge

The cation's charge is determined by the ________ in the formulation, which is immediately named after the metal with a variable charge as a roman number.

valence electrons

All remaining ________ are used to complement the octets of the surrounding atoms and the central atom as solitary pairs.