Chemistry A Molecular Approach AP Edition Chapter 9 

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Lewis models

________ are limited because they make it seem like electrons are equally shared between two atoms.

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transfer of an electron

The ________ causes energy to be absorbed.

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Metals

________ become cations and nonmetals are anions.

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best structures

The ________ will have the least electronegative atom in the middle.

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Valence electrons

________ are represented with dots.

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chemical bond

A(n) ________ is the sharing or transferring of an electron in order to reach a stable electron configuration.

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Lattice energy

What is larger when the magnitude of the ionic charge increases? Answer with a single words or term.

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Ionic bonds

________ deal with electrons being transferred.

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Free radicals

________ can be expressed as Lewis structures because resonance shows the different places the electron could be located.

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Hydrogen atoms

________ can never be in the center.

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Dashes lines

________ represent a bonding pair.

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Scientists

________ tried to develop a molecule that would disable the HIV- protease.

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electronegative element

The more ________ should be in the center.

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Lewis symbol of an anion

The ________ is represented with brackets around the model and the charge in the upper right corner.

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Incomplete octets

________ are molecules or ions with less than 8 electrons.

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enthalpy change

What is the lattice energy? Answer with a single words or term.

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Francium

What is the least electronegative element? Answer with a single words or term.

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Any lone pairs

________ should be given to the middle atom.

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electron sea model models

Metals have low ionization energies, so they lose their electrons very easily. The ________ metallic bonding.

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Fluorine

What is the most electronegative element? Answer with a single words or term.

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Helium

What is an exception because it can only hold 2 valence electrons? Answer with a single words or term.

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Boron

________ has 6 electrons.

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model

The ________ does not account for the nonconductitvty of ionic solids.

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Electronegativity

________ decreases going down a column.

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Formal charge

________ can be found by finding the difference between the number of valence electrons in the atom and the number of electrons that it "owns "in a Lewis Structure.

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