ADVANCED CHEMISTRY

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Across
  1. 3. outermost electron
  2. 5. forms when atoms share electrons
  3. 6. measures an atom's attraction for electrons
  4. 8. region of space around the nucleus where the electrons are found
  5. 10. has three carbon atoms C3H8
  6. 13. holds atoms together in molecules
  7. 14. another name for this group is the carbonyl functional group
  8. 15. head to head overlapping
  9. 19. sets rules for naming organic compounds
  10. 23. have at least one double bond.
  11. 28. more than 1.7
  12. 29. applies to small atoms like hydrogen, needing only two valence electrons to be stable
  13. 30. formed from a reaction between a carboxylic acid and an alcohol
  14. 31. use to locate and describe the most probable location of an electron
  15. 33. organic compounds only containing two elements, carbon and hydrogen
  16. 34. a positively charged subatomic particle
  17. 35. is the dense center of an atom.
  18. 38. smallest unit of matter
  19. 39. dot and dash structutr
  20. 40. a ring structure
Down
  1. 1. has no charge and is found in the nucleus.
  2. 2. alkane containing six carbon atoms
  3. 4. forms when electrons are transferred between atoms
  4. 7. also known as alkanals
  5. 9. volume of space within an atom where electrons are most likely to be found
  6. 11. hydrocarbons with single bonds only
  7. 12. is the simplest alkane CH4
  8. 16. atoms of the same element that have different masses
  9. 17. parallel overlapping
  10. 18. states electrons fill orbitals singly before pairing.
  11. 20. alkanes minus one hydrogen atom
  12. 21. use the suffix -ol
  13. 22. ability of carbon to form long chains
  14. 24. most abundant element in the Earth’s crust
  15. 25. a negatively charged subatomic particle.
  16. 26. the general formula is R-COOH
  17. 27. compounds mostly contain carbon and hydrogen
  18. 32. 0.2 or less
  19. 36. its molecules cannot form hydrogen bonds with each other
  20. 37. atoms need eight valence electrons to be stable