nonpolartype ofbondbetweenC-HNcan formtriplebondslinearthe EDGand MGof CO2bentthe MGforwateranionresults fromthe completegain of anelectronoctetrulesays that eachatom strives tohave 8 valenceelectronsinventorythe first stepindeterminingmolecularshapesFthe mostelectronegativeelementdoublebondcan beformedby O & Sdipolearrow thatshowsdirectionof "pull"partialpositivethe charge onthe lesselectronegativeatomHcan onlyhave aduetlonepairsunbondedelectronsexpandedoctetwhen acentral atomhas morethan 8electronsBcan haveanincompleteoctetpartialnegativethe charge onthe mostelectronegativeatomcationresults fromthe completeloss of anelectronstabilitythepurposeofbondingOcan formdoublebondsasymmetryresults inpolarmoleculesincompleteoctetwhen acentral atomhas lessthan 8electronsVSEPRTheorysays thatelectronregions repeleach other asfar away aspossiblecovalentbondingnonmetalsbondingwithnonmetalsdiatomicmoleculesH2, F2,O2, N2,F2, I2, Cl2LewisStructuremodel thatshowsarrangementof atomssinglebondone pairof sharedelectronstriplebonda total of6 sharedelectronsmolecularcompoundsnamedusingprefixestetrahedralthe shapewith 4electrondomainsionicbondingmetalbondingwithnonmetalsromannumeralsused whennamingcompoundswith transitionmetalsCwhenpresent, it isalways thecentral atomMGthe shapebased onligands andlone pairsEDGthe shapebased onall electronregionsvalenceelectronsthe onlyelectronsinvolvedin bondingfreeradicalhas a single,unpaired &unbondedelectronelectronegativitydetermineswhich atom willpull morestrongly on thesharedelectronsnonpolartype ofbondbetweenC-HNcan formtriplebondslinearthe EDGand MGof CO2bentthe MGforwateranionresults fromthe completegain of anelectronoctetrulesays that eachatom strives tohave 8 valenceelectronsinventorythe first stepindeterminingmolecularshapesFthe mostelectronegativeelementdoublebondcan beformedby O & Sdipolearrow thatshowsdirectionof "pull"partialpositivethe charge onthe lesselectronegativeatomHcan onlyhave aduetlonepairsunbondedelectronsexpandedoctetwhen acentral atomhas morethan 8electronsBcan haveanincompleteoctetpartialnegativethe charge onthe mostelectronegativeatomcationresults fromthe completeloss of anelectronstabilitythepurposeofbondingOcan formdoublebondsasymmetryresults inpolarmoleculesincompleteoctetwhen acentral atomhas lessthan 8electronsVSEPRTheorysays thatelectronregions repeleach other asfar away aspossiblecovalentbondingnonmetalsbondingwithnonmetalsdiatomicmoleculesH2, F2,O2, N2,F2, I2, Cl2LewisStructuremodel thatshowsarrangementof atomssinglebondone pairof sharedelectronstriplebonda total of6 sharedelectronsmolecularcompoundsnamedusingprefixestetrahedralthe shapewith 4electrondomainsionicbondingmetalbondingwithnonmetalsromannumeralsused whennamingcompoundswith transitionmetalsCwhenpresent, it isalways thecentral atomMGthe shapebased onligands andlone pairsEDGthe shapebased onall electronregionsvalenceelectronsthe onlyelectronsinvolvedin bondingfreeradicalhas a single,unpaired &unbondedelectronelectronegativitydetermineswhich atom willpull morestrongly on thesharedelectrons

Bonding & Nomenclature BINGO 2.0 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. type of bond between C-H
    nonpolar
  2. can form triple bonds
    N
  3. the EDG and MG of CO2
    linear
  4. the MG for water
    bent
  5. results from the complete gain of an electron
    anion
  6. says that each atom strives to have 8 valence electrons
    octet rule
  7. the first step in determining molecular shapes
    inventory
  8. the most electronegative element
    F
  9. can be formed by O & S
    double bond
  10. arrow that shows direction of "pull"
    dipole
  11. the charge on the less electronegative atom
    partial positive
  12. can only have a duet
    H
  13. unbonded electrons
    lone pairs
  14. when a central atom has more than 8 electrons
    expanded octet
  15. can have an incomplete octet
    B
  16. the charge on the most electronegative atom
    partial negative
  17. results from the complete loss of an electron
    cation
  18. the purpose of bonding
    stability
  19. can form double bonds
    O
  20. results in polar molecules
    asymmetry
  21. when a central atom has less than 8 electrons
    incomplete octet
  22. says that electron regions repel each other as far away as possible
    VSEPR Theory
  23. nonmetals bonding with nonmetals
    covalent bonding
  24. H2, F2, O2, N2, F2, I2, Cl2
    diatomic molecules
  25. model that shows arrangement of atoms
    Lewis Structure
  26. one pair of shared electrons
    single bond
  27. a total of 6 shared electrons
    triple bond
  28. named using prefixes
    molecular compounds
  29. the shape with 4 electron domains
    tetrahedral
  30. metal bonding with nonmetals
    ionic bonding
  31. used when naming compounds with transition metals
    roman numerals
  32. when present, it is always the central atom
    C
  33. the shape based on ligands and lone pairs
    MG
  34. the shape based on all electron regions
    EDG
  35. the only electrons involved in bonding
    valence electrons
  36. has a single, unpaired & unbonded electron
    free radical
  37. determines which atom will pull more strongly on the shared electrons
    electronegativity