CHMY 121 1st Edition Lecture 14Review- Electron cloudo The best we can do with electrons is define an area where we might find an electron- Electron Orbitalso Regions of probability have distinct shapes Called orbitals and they have the same letter symbols as subshellso Orbitals increase size as n increaseso Orbitals can overlap in space- Chemical bondso Ionic Transfer of electrons/change attractiono Covalent Shared electrons and have a full octeto Both types involve interaction of valence electrons- Valence ElectronsThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.o Groups each have their own set number of VE and can make a certain number of bonds Ex Group 6 has 6 VE and can make 2 bonds- Drawing Covalento Dot diagrams or Lewis dot structures- 4 steps to Lewis structureso Count number of VEo Connect Atomso Fill remaining VEo If atoms do not have full octet trade pair of electrons for bonds Single-2 Double-4 Triple-6- You tryo PCL3o H2CO- Polyatomic Ionso Molecules that carry a charge Small charged electronso Additional electrons are requiredo Take charges into account + charge=subtract VE - charge=add VE- Chemical Bondingo Pure Covalent Equal attraction, shared equalityo Polar Covalent Electrons prefer one atom, unequally sharedo Ionic Electrons taken by more electronegative atom, atoms become charged- Naming Ionic Compoundso First word is the cation and the second is the anion which takes the suffix of “ide” NaCL Sodium Chloride LiF Lithium Florideo Name says nothing about number of atomso Charges on ions formed by the elements allows us to figure out the formula- Naming Polyatomic Ionso Several common ions are polyatomic ions Table will be provided on testo List similar to the one on the righto Examples Potassium Nitrate Sodium Phosphate- Naming Transition Metalso Must use roman numeralso FeO and Fe+2 and O-2 are all named Iron(II) OxideAnnouncements-Homework 4 is due Monday Feb. 23rd by 11pm-Next exam is Tuesday March
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