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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Chapter 2-Matt S-DBrown, Ionic Bonding the strength of these types of bonding both are determined by their Electronegativity, Ionic Bonding defined as the attraction of 2 or more atoms through differences in electrical charge, usually after electrons from respective atoms are exchanged, Chemical Reactions defined as the process of combining 2 or more "reactants" and converting them to "products" or final componets that have different chemical and/or physical properties than the reactants, the attraction of 2 or more atoms through differences in electrical charge, usually after electrons from respective atoms are exchanged produces Ions, Covalent Bonding Types of covalent bonds include polar, Weak Chemical Bonds consist of hydrogen bonds, Neutrons defined as subatomic particles each with no charge, Compounds made through Chemical Bonding, Mass Number which is sum of neutrons and protons in nucleus, Orbital can be p orbital=dumbell shaped=second electron shell, Chemical Bonding are made and broken through Chemical Reactions, Electron Shell consists of Electrons, Anions which are ions with a negative charge, polar defined as molecule that is bonded to another molecule where electrons are shared unequally which gives opposite ends opposite charge, Van der Waals Interactions defined as weak attractions between atoms and molecules are very close together, Ions which can be Cations, Nucleus contains Neutrons, Elements differ through number of protons in the nucleus, Nonpolar defined as molecule that is bonded to another molecule where electrons are shared equally with no net charge, elemental properties which depend on atomic structure atomic structure may differ because of Isotopes