What did John Dalton Create?

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Describe the Solid Sphere Model

Who is the creator of the Plum Pudding Model?

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What did J.J Thompson Create?

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What is the Plum Pudding Model?

Who created the Nuclear Model?

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What did Ernest Rutherford Create?

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What is the Nuclear Model?

Who created the Planetary Model?

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What did Niels Bohr Create?

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Describe Planetary Model

Who created the Quantum Mechanical Model?

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What did Erwin Schrodinger create?

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Describe Quantum Mechanical Model

What model defines regions around the nucleus

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Each electron in an orbital has a characteristic energy and spin called

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Principal

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Azimuthal

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Magnetic

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Spin

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Energy Level

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Sub Level

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Orientation

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Spin

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Describes the arrangement of electrons in an atom's orbitals

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Electron Configuration is in what direction?

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Around the nucleus of an atom where electrons are found

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Can be denoted in letters ( s,p,d,f )

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S,P,D,F in numbers?

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Atomic Number of Sodium

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Atomic Symbol for Sodium

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Atomic Number of Magnesium

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Atomic Symbol for Magnesium

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Atomic Number for Sulfur

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Atomic Symbol for Sulfur

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Atomic Number of Potassium

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Atomic Symbol for Potassium

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Atomic Number of Calcium

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Atomic Symbol for Calcium

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Rows are called

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Columns are called

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Means repeat after fixed interval

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State ALL types of Elements in the periodic table

Electrostatic attraction between two oppositely charged ions

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Transfer of electrons

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Sharing of Electrons

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What do you call the strongest covalent bonds?

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What do you call the weaker covalent bonds

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Affected by electronegativity which determines the chemical polarity

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Electrons are delocalized and shared among multiple atoms

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Strong bonds between metals

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Weaker bonds between metals

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A very simplified representation of the valence shell electrons in a molecule

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Electrons are represented as?

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To identify the amount of valence shell electrons, we look at the?

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Sharing of electrons to form electron pairs

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Electrons are not shared with another atom

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Bond formed by overlap of orbitals in a side by side fashion

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Study of 3 Dimensional Arrangement of atoms

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What does VSEPR Model/Theory mean?

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Region in which electrons are most likely to be found

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Bonding pairs, Lone pairs, Electron domains, and Bond angle of Tetrahedral

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Bonding pairs, Lone pairs, Electron domains, and Bond angle of Trigonal Pyramidal

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Bonding pairs, Lone pairs, Electron domains, and Bond angle of Trigonal Planar

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Bonding pairs, Lone pairs, Electron domains, and Bond angle of Bent/Angular

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Bonding pairs, Lone pairs, Electron domains, and Bond angle of Linear

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Physical property of compounds which relates other physical properties

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Uneven or asymmetrical distribution

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Relative ability to attract electrons in a bond towards itself

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Electrons are distributed equally or symmetrically

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0-0.4

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0.5-2.0

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2.1 Above

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A molecule that has a positive and negative region

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From the word "Di" meaning TWO

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Dipole Dipole Interaction has what type of force?

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What happens to the dipoles if there is 1 + and 1 - Charge?

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What happens to the dipoles if there are BOTH positive or negative charges?

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Are weak intermolecular

forces caused by temporary dipoles due to electron

movement.

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Temporary to _______ to Temporary to ________

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London Dispersion Forces are also called?

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Is a special type of dipole-dipole attraction between

molecules, not a covalent bond to a hydrogen atom.

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From the word "Intra", this bonding is independent

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From the word "Inter", this occurs between 2 or more molecules

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Liquid - Gas

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Gas - Liquid

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Liquid - Solid

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Solid - Liquid

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Solid - Gas

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Gas - Solid

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