If you get down there and understand what they look like, chemical bonds are like clumpy globs of ___

Which moon of Jupiter contains so much water that its entire surface is just ice?

What is the molecular shape of water?

Bonded atoms within a molecule generally like to be ___

If water was suddenly nonpolar, all life on Earth would ___

Electrons are both ___

What math function describes the probability that an electron is in a certain place at any moment?

What is the simplest wave function, describing a spherical pattern of standing waves?

To allow patterns with more electrons, the standing wave can have different numbers of ___

What is the maximum number of electrons in an atomic orbital?

What is the electron configuration of hydrogen?

Which orbitals are dumbbell shaped and oriented along the x, y, and z axes?

Which families of elements are part of the s-block on the periodic table?

Which elements are part of the d-block on the periodic table?

Which orbitals, filled by the lanthanides and actinides, have "ridiculously cool geometries"?

The s and the p orbitals can merge into ___

What shape is formed by sp³ hybridization?

Water is locked into a tetrahedral electron arrangement, including two bond pairs and two ___

If a molecule forms a double bond, the atoms form three sp² hybridized orbitals along with ___

What are the bond angles between sp² hybrid orbitals in a trigonal planar molecule?

When sp² orbitals merge together nicely in line with the nuclei it's called a ___

Unhybridized p orbitals, sticking out above and below the nuclei, merge to form a ___

How many double bonds are in carbon dioxide?

What structure is formed when two d orbitals hybridize with sp³ orbitals, to get d²sp³ orbitals?