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Compounds & MoleculesCompounds & Molecules
COMPOUNDS - combination of 2 or more elements in definite ratios
Has unique characteristics from element
H2O
MOLECULES are the smallest unit of a compound that retains the characteristics of the compound.
Ionic Compounds vs. Molecular Compounds
Naming cations
For metals: (name + ion) Al3+ - Aluminum ion
For metals with multiple possible charges: Use Roman numeral in parenthesis for charge -ous (lower charge) vs. –ic (higher charge) Copper (II) = cupric ion Copper (I) ion = cuprous ion
NH4+ is ammonium ion
Naming anions
Monatomic ion: (-ide)Carbide (C4-)Nitride (N3-)Phosphide (P3-)Oxide (O2-)Fluoride (F-)Halides
Naming Polyatomic anionsOxoanions Per . . . ate . . . ate . . . itehypo. . . ite
Incr
easi
ng O
con
tent
NO3- and NO2
-
ClO4- and ClO3
- and ClO2- and
ClO-
Electrostatic Forces - Coulomb’s Law
Force of attraction = (charge on +)(charge on -)
(distance between ions)2
Electrostatic Forces - Coulomb’s Law
Force of attraction = (charge on +)(charge on -)
(distance between ions)2
As ion charge increases, the attractive force _____.
As the distance between ions increases, the attractive force ____.