HONORS PHYSICAL SCIENCE Chemical Bonding, Chemical Formulas, and Naming Compounds Explain why elements form bonds with other elements Explain why most chemical reactions are exothermic Describe a stable configuration of electrons Predict an element’s reactivity by examining the number of valence electrons Describe an ionic bond and how it forms Describe an anion, how it forms, and what type of elements form anions Describe a cation, how it forms, and what type of elements form cations Determine the charge on a cation or an anion based on the number of valence electrons Determine the formula and name for a binary ionic compound (one metal + one nometal), given the two elements involved in the reaction Determine the formula and name for an ionic compound that contains a polyatomic ion Describe how covalent bonds form Describe the attraction that holds atoms in a molecule together Describe a molecule and the difference between a molecule and a formula unit Describe a diatomic molecule Describe a multiple covalent bond, specifically a double bond and a triple bond Explain the concept of electronegativity Use the electronegativity differences between two atoms to determine if the bond between them is ionic, polar covalent, or nonpolar covalent Describe the difference between a polar covalent bond and a nonpolar covalent bond, especially the distribution of electrons within the molecule Determine the formula for a binary covalent molecule (one nonmetal + one nometal), given the name Determine the name of a binary covalent molecule (one nonmetal + one nonmetal), given the formula Explain the differences between the properties of polar covalent and nonpolar covalent compounds State the general properties of covalent compounds and why they differ from ionic compounds Explain the concept of hydrogen bonding, including which kind of molecules demonstrate hydrogen bonding Discuss the properties of molecules that exhibit hydrogen bonding and how these properties compare to other covalently bonded compounds Describe a crystal lattice and how it relates to formula units Describe the properties of ionic compounds and how their structure contributes to these properties
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