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Bonding and Chemical Compounds Chapter 6
Bonding and Chemical Compounds Chapter 6
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How do molecule compounds form?
Bonds between the share electrons of each atom
In general ionic compounds from hard crystals
Each properties determined by the structure
The atomic number of an element is the number of protons
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The Periodic Table gives you information about the valence electrons and atoms?
none above
mass
Atoms
The atomic number of an element is the number of protons
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How do Ionic compounds form?
Results information of an ionic compound
They are two properties of ionic
They react by losing their valence
Transfer one or more electrons to another atom
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What are Metals?
None of the above
Metals react by losing their valence electrons
Metals are stable when they gain enough of share
Metals are general and ionic compounds
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What are the properties of Bases?
A base blue litmus paper red
A base turns red litmus paper blue
A base are the same properties of ionic
A base taste bitter and feels slippery and turns red
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What determines an elements chemistry?
When a neutral atom transfers one or more elctrons
The number of valence electrons in each atom
The periodic table
Reacts by losing their valence
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What are the properties of ionic and molecular compounds?
Gives you information about the valence electrons
Chemical properties of that element
General ionic compounds form hard crystals
The atomic number of an element is the number
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What are Nonmetals?
The atomic number of an element
Stable when they gain or share enough electron
Atoms that react by losing their valence
Determined by the structure
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What determines the properties of metals?
When a neutral atom transfers one or more
The number of valence electrons in each atom
Stable when they gain of share enough electrons
Determined by the structure of metals atoms
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What are the properties of Acids?
The acids tastes bitter and feels slippery
The acids reacts with metals and carbonates
The acids are made from ions
The acids reacts to tastes sour and turns blue