Chemical equations and bond types
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- Q1Left side of a chemical equationReactantsproducts30sEditDelete
- Q2Right side of a chemical equationreactantsProducts30sEditDelete
- Q3Arrow in an equation meansequalsnothingyields30sEditDelete
- Q4Matter Cannot be Created or Destroyed ... So, equations must be balancedLaw of Conservation of MassLaw of conservation of energyOctet ruleMrs. D said so30sEditDelete
- Q5What can you change to Balance an Equation?NothingCoefficientsSubscripts30sEditDelete
- Q6The only number that is not written as a Coefficient or a Subscript is.... (invisible)1210+30sEditDelete
- Q7Coefficients tell us the number of ___________ for each formula.whole Moleculessingle atoms30sEditDelete
- Q8Subscripts tell us the number of ___________ for each formula.whole moleculessingle Atoms30sEditDelete
- Q9the symbolic representation of a chemical reaction in the form of symbols and formulasChemical EquationChemical Formulamath30sEditDelete
- Q10when both sides of the chemical equation contain the same number of atoms for each element.BalancedUnbalanced30sEditDelete
- Q11atom that has a positive or negative chargecompoundelementionmolecule30sEditDelete
- Q12a chemical bond in which one atom loses an electron and the other atom gains electrons to form ions.covalent bondionic bondmetallic bond30sEditDelete
- Q13bond formed by the sharing of electrons between atomsmetallic bondionic bondcovalent bond30sEditDelete
- Q14A pure substance that cannot be broken down made of the same type of atom.moleculecompoundelement30sEditDelete
- Q15A substance made up of atoms of two or more different elements joined by chemical bondselementmixturecompound30sEditDelete
- Q16Electrons in the outermost energy level of an atomvalence electronions30sEditDelete
- Q17occurs between a metal and a nonmetalmetallic bondcovalent bondionic bond30sEditDelete
- Q18occurs between two nonmetalscovalent bondionic bondmetallic bond30sEditDelete
- Q19a chemical bond in which all atoms loose electrons to create a flowing 'sea of electrons"metallic bondcovalent bondionic bond30sEditDelete
- Q20a chemical bond between 2 or more metalsmetallic bondcovalent bondionic bond30sEditDelete
