Inorganic Chemistry Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle

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  • isotopes : atoms with the same number of protons but a different mass number
  • polydentate : when a ligand has multiple coordination sites and will bond to a metal center in more than one location
  • fission : when an atom is bombarded by a neutron to make two smaller atoms
  • oxidation : when electrons are lost from an atom
  • coordination : a type of isomer when two molecules are different complex ions but have that same molecular formula
  • complex : a type of chemical compound with a central metal atom/ion surrounded by ligands
  • nuclear : a type of reaction that leads to changes in the nucleus of an atom
  • homoleptic : a complex where all the ligands are the same
  • fluxinol : a complex that undergoes rapid structural changes
  • wavefunction : a function that describes the energy and behavior of an electron
  • node : a place where there is zero probability of finding an electron
  • cathode : th electrode where a reduction reaction takes place
  • organometallic : a division of chemistry that involves the study of complexes with at least metal - carbon bond
  • electrophile : a chemical that accepts electrons from a nucleophile to form a bond
  • thermodynamics : the study of the relationship between heat and other forms of chemical energy
  • positron : a subatomic particle that has the same mass of an electron but the opposite charge
  • amphiprotic : when a molecule is able to act both as a bronsted acid and a bronsted base
  • hydrate : a type of isomer where two molecules have a different number of associated water molecules
  • hypovalent : an atom that is happy with less than 8 electrons
  • aromatic : when a cyclic compound is planar, conjugated, and has 4n+2 pi electrons
  • anion : the type of ion formed when an atom gains electrons