Exam 1 Review for Feb 3, 2009
Chemistry 220 with Hansen/pradeepa David at Illinois State University
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By: Michelle Wallace
Textbook:
Introduction to Organic Chemistry
Introduction to Organic Chemistry, Student Solutions Manual
Created: 2009-02-03
Size: 12 flashcards
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Introduction to Organic Chemistry Introduction to Organic Chemistry, Student Solutions ManualCreated: 2009-02-03
Size: 12 flashcards
Views: 24
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is used to indicate the polarity of elements and bonds
Ionic bonding
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electrostatis attraction between ions of opposite charge
nonpolar covalent
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bonds between two atoms of equal electronegativity
electronegativity
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the force of attraction of an atom for the e- that are involved in a bond between that atom and another
Covalent bonding
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shair pairs of e-, similar in electonegativity (H has one valence e- and when put with another H, their e- pair up bonding the species)
P orbitals
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dumbbell shape
(note: unpaired e
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pairs count as a set)
Formal Charge
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Group # of atom - (nonbonding valance e- + 1/2 of bonding valence e-)
Organic Chemistry
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study of carbon compounds and their chemistry
polar covalent
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concentration of e- is greater at one end of the bond
(note
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unpaired e- pairs count as a set)
S orbitals
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spherical
About this deck
By: Michelle Wallace
Textbook: Introduction to Organic Chemistry
Introduction to Organic Chemistry, Student Solutions Manual
Created: 2009-02-03
Size: 12 flashcards
Views: 24
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Introduction to Organic Chemistry Introduction to Organic Chemistry, Student Solutions ManualCreated: 2009-02-03
Size: 12 flashcards
Views: 24
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