90 and180The bondangles for anoctahedralmoleculesolubilityBased on"likedissolveslike"linearThemolecularshape ofCO2formalchargeMethod usedto determinethe preferredLewisStructurevolatilityThe abilityfor asubstance toevaporatepibondA bondformed fromthe overlapof parallel porbitalsresonance2 or moredifferentarrangementsfor electronsin a molecule120The bondangle for atrigonalplanarmoleculecationApositivelychargedion107The bondangle for atrigonalpyramidalmoleculepolarmoleculeA moleculewith anoveralldipolemoment180The bondangle fora linearmoleculeLondondispersionforcesIMF presentbetweennonpolarmoleculessquareplanarThemolecularshape ofXeCl4coordinatecovalentbondBond formedfrom 2electronsdonated fromthe same atomanionAnegativelychargedionT-shapedThemolecularshape ofICl3seesawThemolecularshape ofSCl4trigonalpyramidalThemolecularshape ofNH3electronegativityTheattraction ofelectrons ina bondspThehybridizationof the carbonatoms inethynedipole-dipoleforcesIMF presentbetweenpolarmoleculesconductivityIoniccompoundshave this onlyin the molten oraqueous statemetallicbondingBondingtypewithinmetalsnonpolarmoleculeA moleculewhere allthe dipolescancelbentThemolecularshape ofwaterdelocalizedelectronsElectronsthat do notbelong to asingle atom104.5The bondangle fora bentmoleculeionicbondingBonding typeformedbetweenmetal andnonmetalCFCType ofmoleculethat causesozonedepletionoctetWhen there are8 electronsaround an atomin a moleculesp2Thehybridizationof the carbonatoms inethene109.5The bondangle for atetrahedralmoleculelatticeAn organizedstructuremade ofrepeatingionshydrogenbondingIMF presentbetween polarmoleculeswith H bondedto N, O, or FsigmabondA bondformed fromthe overlapof s orbitalsnetworkcovalentbondingBonding typepresent indiamond andgraphitesquarepyramidalThemolecularshape ofICl5covalentbondingBonding typeformedbetweennonmetalstrigonalbipyramidalThemolecularshape ofPCl5moleculargeometryGeometry basedon the number ofbonding vsnonbondingelectrons aroundan atomelectrondomaingeometryGeometry basedon number oflocations ofelectrons aroundan atomtetrahedralThemolecularshape ofCH490, 120,and 180The bondangles for atrigonalbipyramidalmoleculehybridizationThe mixing ofdifferenttypes oforbitals withinan atom.bondorderThe number ofbondingelectron pairsshared by twoatoms in amoleculeoctahedralThemolecularshape ofSF6sp3Thehybridizationof the carbonatoms inethanetrigonalplanarThemolecularshape ofBH3expandedoctetWhen there aremore than 8electronsaround an atomin a molecule90 and180The bondangles for anoctahedralmoleculesolubilityBased on"likedissolveslike"linearThemolecularshape ofCO2formalchargeMethod usedto determinethe preferredLewisStructurevolatilityThe abilityfor asubstance toevaporatepibondA bondformed fromthe overlapof parallel porbitalsresonance2 or moredifferentarrangementsfor electronsin a molecule120The bondangle for atrigonalplanarmoleculecationApositivelychargedion107The bondangle for atrigonalpyramidalmoleculepolarmoleculeA moleculewith anoveralldipolemoment180The bondangle fora linearmoleculeLondondispersionforcesIMF presentbetweennonpolarmoleculessquareplanarThemolecularshape ofXeCl4coordinatecovalentbondBond formedfrom 2electronsdonated fromthe same atomanionAnegativelychargedionT-shapedThemolecularshape ofICl3seesawThemolecularshape ofSCl4trigonalpyramidalThemolecularshape ofNH3electronegativityTheattraction ofelectrons ina bondspThehybridizationof the carbonatoms inethynedipole-dipoleforcesIMF presentbetweenpolarmoleculesconductivityIoniccompoundshave this onlyin the molten oraqueous statemetallicbondingBondingtypewithinmetalsnonpolarmoleculeA moleculewhere allthe dipolescancelbentThemolecularshape ofwaterdelocalizedelectronsElectronsthat do notbelong to asingle atom104.5The bondangle fora bentmoleculeionicbondingBonding typeformedbetweenmetal andnonmetalCFCType ofmoleculethat causesozonedepletionoctetWhen there are8 electronsaround an atomin a moleculesp2Thehybridizationof the carbonatoms inethene109.5The bondangle for atetrahedralmoleculelatticeAn organizedstructuremade ofrepeatingionshydrogenbondingIMF presentbetween polarmoleculeswith H bondedto N, O, or FsigmabondA bondformed fromthe overlapof s orbitalsnetworkcovalentbondingBonding typepresent indiamond andgraphitesquarepyramidalThemolecularshape ofICl5covalentbondingBonding typeformedbetweennonmetalstrigonalbipyramidalThemolecularshape ofPCl5moleculargeometryGeometry basedon the number ofbonding vsnonbondingelectrons aroundan atomelectrondomaingeometryGeometry basedon number oflocations ofelectrons aroundan atomtetrahedralThemolecularshape ofCH490, 120,and 180The bondangles for atrigonalbipyramidalmoleculehybridizationThe mixing ofdifferenttypes oforbitals withinan atom.bondorderThe number ofbondingelectron pairsshared by twoatoms in amoleculeoctahedralThemolecularshape ofSF6sp3Thehybridizationof the carbonatoms inethanetrigonalplanarThemolecularshape ofBH3expandedoctetWhen there aremore than 8electronsaround an atomin a molecule

IB Chemistry HL Bonding Bingo 2 - Call List

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  1. The bond angles for an octahedral molecule
    90 and 180
  2. Based on "like dissolves like"
    solubility
  3. The molecular shape of CO2
    linear
  4. Method used to determine the preferred Lewis Structure
    formal charge
  5. The ability for a substance to evaporate
    volatility
  6. A bond formed from the overlap of parallel p orbitals
    pi bond
  7. 2 or more different arrangements for electrons in a molecule
    resonance
  8. The bond angle for a trigonal planar molecule
    120
  9. A positively charged ion
    cation
  10. The bond angle for a trigonal pyramidal molecule
    107
  11. A molecule with an overall dipole moment
    polar molecule
  12. The bond angle for a linear molecule
    180
  13. IMF present between nonpolar molecules
    London dispersion forces
  14. The molecular shape of XeCl4
    square planar
  15. Bond formed from 2 electrons donated from the same atom
    coordinate covalent bond
  16. A negatively charged ion
    anion
  17. The molecular shape of ICl3
    T-shaped
  18. The molecular shape of SCl4
    seesaw
  19. The molecular shape of NH3
    trigonal pyramidal
  20. The attraction of electrons in a bond
    electronegativity
  21. The hybridization of the carbon atoms in ethyne
    sp
  22. IMF present between polar molecules
    dipole-dipole forces
  23. Ionic compounds have this only in the molten or aqueous state
    conductivity
  24. Bonding type within metals
    metallic bonding
  25. A molecule where all the dipoles cancel
    nonpolar molecule
  26. The molecular shape of water
    bent
  27. Electrons that do not belong to a single atom
    delocalized electrons
  28. The bond angle for a bent molecule
    104.5
  29. Bonding type formed between metal and nonmetal
    ionic bonding
  30. Type of molecule that causes ozone depletion
    CFC
  31. When there are 8 electrons around an atom in a molecule
    octet
  32. The hybridization of the carbon atoms in ethene
    sp2
  33. The bond angle for a tetrahedral molecule
    109.5
  34. An organized structure made of repeating ions
    lattice
  35. IMF present between polar molecules with H bonded to N, O, or F
    hydrogen bonding
  36. A bond formed from the overlap of s orbitals
    sigma bond
  37. Bonding type present in diamond and graphite
    network covalent bonding
  38. The molecular shape of ICl5
    square pyramidal
  39. Bonding type formed between nonmetals
    covalent bonding
  40. The molecular shape of PCl5
    trigonal bipyramidal
  41. Geometry based on the number of bonding vs nonbonding electrons around an atom
    molecular geometry
  42. Geometry based on number of locations of electrons around an atom
    electron domain geometry
  43. The molecular shape of CH4
    tetrahedral
  44. The bond angles for a trigonal bipyramidal molecule
    90, 120, and 180
  45. The mixing of different types of orbitals within an atom.
    hybridization
  46. The number of bonding electron pairs shared by two atoms in a molecule
    bond order
  47. The molecular shape of SF6
    octahedral
  48. The hybridization of the carbon atoms in ethane
    sp3
  49. The molecular shape of BH3
    trigonal planar
  50. When there are more than 8 electrons around an atom in a molecule
    expanded octet