IMFs & Rxns

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  1. 2. the only parts of a chemical equation you are allowed to change while balancing
  2. 5. in a chemical equation, this number goes in front of a chemical formula to indicate how many molecules are required to balance the equation
  3. 7. in a chemical formula, this number indicates how many of that atom or group are required to make that molecule
  4. 9. an attractive force between all molecules, the dominant attractive force between nonpolar molecules
  5. 13. molecules with four regions of electron density around a central atom's valence shell have this geometry
  6. 14. a chemical reaction where an ionic substance has one of its ions replace with a new one
  7. 17. in a molecule, orbitals combine and form new degenerate orbitals
  8. 19. polar liquids will climb the walls of a thin glass tube
  9. 21. required for combustion
  10. 22. the electric charge on an electron
  11. 23. a chemical reaction that uses 1 compound to make two or more simpler substances
  12. 25. the electric charge on a proton
  13. 28. molecules with five regions of electron density around a central atom's valence shell, but only four of them are bonds have this geometry
  14. 29. one of many chemicals that is composed of *mostly* carbons and hydrogens, generally required for combustion
  15. 30. a collection of atoms that are covalently bonded to one another
  16. 31. these elements react with water in a single-replacement reaction
  17. 32. six orbitals that form octahedral geometry
  18. 33. molecules with four regions of electron density around a central atom's valence shell, but only two of them are bonds have this geometry
  19. 35. the most electronegative atom
  20. 36. three orbitals that form trigonal planar geometry
  21. 37. a molecule that has a slightly positive side and a slightly negative side
  22. 38. a mixture of metal and metal oxide that can undergo a VERY HOT single replacement reaction
  23. 39. this process will decompose water into hydrogen and oxygen gases
  24. 40. IMFs determine how many drops of a liquid can be placed on a penny
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  1. 1. sulfur hexachloride's geometry
  2. 3. this type of chemical reaction generally uses oxygen and releases carbon dioxide
  3. 4. orbitals that have the same energy
  4. 6. weak IMFs will cause faster drying
  5. 8. a chemical reaction that uses pure elements to make compounds
  6. 10. polar molecules will rotate and be attracted to these
  7. 11. these electrons are the ones involved in forming chemical bonds
  8. 12. an attractive force between a polar molecule and a nonpolar molecule
  9. 15. when a molecule has one or more bonds between hydrogen and oxygen, fluorine, or nitrogen it experiences this attractive force
  10. 16. this type of reaction usually requires energy
  11. 18. all the atoms you start a chemical reaction with should still be there at the end
  12. 20. a molecule that does not have a distinct positive or negative side
  13. 24. an attractive force between polar molecules
  14. 26. this property determines if two atoms will form an ionic, polar or nonpolar covalent bond
  15. 27. a chemical reaction where two ionic substances swap anions (or cations)
  16. 32. four orbitals that form tetrahedral geometry
  17. 34. hydrogen peroxide slowly decomposes, we add this to make chemical reactions go faster