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Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from Dot diagrams

The dot diagram for carbon.

$100 Answer from Dot Diagram

What is C ?

$200 Question from Dot Diagram

The dot diagram for Phosphorous bonded to calcium.

$200 Answer from dot diagram

What is P

P

-3

-3

Ca+2

Ca+2

Ca+2

$300 Question from Dot Diagram

The dot diagram for any halogen.

$300 Answer from Dot Diagram

What is X ?

$400 Question from Dot Diagram

The dot diagram for any alkaline earth metal

$400 Answer from dot diagram

What is X ?

$500 Question from Dot Diagram

The dot diagram for Helium.

$500 Answer from Dot Diagram

What is He ?

$100 Question from Lewis Structures

The Lewis structure and shape for H2.

$100 Answer from Lewis Structures

What is H – H and linear?

$200 Question from Lewis Structures

The Lewis Structure and shape for PH3.

$200 Answer from Lewis Structures

What is H P H

Hand trigonal pyramidal?

$300 Question from Lewis Structures

The Lewis Structure and shape for SiPCl.

$300 Answer from Lewis Structures

What is P Si Cl

And linear?

$400 Question from Lewis Structures

The Lewis Structure and shape for XeF4.

$400 Answer from Lewis Structures

What is and square planar?

 

$500 Question from Lewis Structures

The Lewis Structure and shape of The formate ion is HCO2

–1.

$500 Answer from Lewis Structures

What is H C O

H C O O

O

trigonal planar?

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-

$100 Question from IMF

The strongest intermolecular force.

$100 Answer from IMF

What is hydrogen bonding?

$200 Question from IMF

The force dependent on number of electrons.

$200 Answer from IMF

What is London dispersion?

$300 Question from IMF

The force(s) available for H2O.

$300 Answer from IMF

What is dispersion and hydrogen bonding?

$400 Question from IMF

The state of matter for a compound with only a

few electrons and is nonpolar.

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What is gas?

$500 Question from IMF

The most likely state of matter for a compound

with ionic bonding at room temperature.

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What is solid?

$100 Question from Hybridization

•The methane (CH4) molecule.

$100 Answer from Hybridization

What is sp3?

$200 Question from Hybridization

The phosphorus trichloride (PCl3) molecule

$200 Answer from Hybridization

What is sp3?

$300 Question from Hybridization

The bromine trifluoride (BrF3) molecule.

$300 Answer from Hybridization

What is sp3d?

$400 Question from Hybridization

The butane (C2H4) molecule

$400 Answer from Hybridization

What is sp2?

$500 Question from Hybridization

The oxygen (O2) molecule.

$500 Answer from Hybridization

What is none?

$100 Question from Bond Characteristics

The bond type between oxygen and calcium.

$100 Answer from Bond Characteristics

What is ionic?

$200 Question from Bond Characteristics

The bond type for copper and tin.

$200 Answer from Bond Characteristics

What is metallic?

$300 Question from Bond Characteristics

The polarity diagram for the NH3 molecule.

$300 Answer from Bond Characteristics

What is H N H

H ?

δ+

δ+

δ+

δ-

$400 Question from Bond Characteristics

The polarity diagram for the CO2 molecule.

$400 Answer from Bond Characteristics

What is O=C=Ononpolar?

$500 Question from Bond Characteristics

H2O or CsCl or MgOThe compound with the highest boiling point.

$500 Answer from Bond Characteristics

What is MgO?First compare ionic character…this eliminates H2O, but MgO and CsCl have the same difference in e-neg.Next, consider lattice energy. MgO has smaller ions but more importantly has exchanged 2 electrons instead of just 1. (Mg+2O-2 vs Cs+Cl-)

Final Jeopardy

Polarity depends on these two things.

Final Jeopardy AnswerWhat is electronegativity

difference (polar bonds) and symmetry

of the molecule?(In order to be polar, the molecule

must have BOTH polar bonds AND be asymmetrical.