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4. This arrangement has zero lone pairs and 180° angle

5. What is linear?

6. This arrangement has one lone pair and 120° angle

7. What is bent or angular?

8. This arrangement has two lone pairs and 90° angle

9. What is square planar?

10. This arrangement has three lone pairs and 180° angle

11. What is the linear arrangement?

12. This arrangement has four lone pairs and 180° angle

13. What is the linear arrangement?

14. This Danish scientist was responsible for the model of the atom

15. Who is Niels Bohr?

16. This Austrian was responsible for the wave property of electrons

17. Who is Erwin Schrodinger?

18. This quantum scientist later won a Nobel Prize for science and peace.

19. Who is Linus Pauling?

20. A rule for filling up orbitals was named after this German scientist.

21. Who is Friedrich Hund?

22. The exclusion principle is named after this scientist?

23. Who is Wolfgang Pauli?

24. This is the bond between the overlap of two s orbitals

25. What is a single bond?

26. This is the bond between carbon and oxygen in carbon dioxide.

27. What is a double bond?

28. This is the bond between two nitrogen atoms in nitrogen gas.

29. What is a triple bond?

30. Diamonds are made of this element.

31. What is carbon?

32. It is not a covalent bond, but this kind of bond between sodium and chloride

33. What is an ionic bond?

34. The tool is used to look at soft tissues?

35. What is MRI?

36. This is called the next age of computing.

37. What is quantum computing?

38. The non-abbreviated name for lasers.

39. What is Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation

40. A new state of matter found in 1995.

41. What is Bose-Einstein Condensate?

42. This is used to find how particles would have behaved shortly after the Big Bang.

43. What is a particle accelerator?

44. This force contains a European city in the name.

45. What are London Dispersion Forces?

46. The attraction between two polar molecules.

47. What is dipole-dipole force?

48. When hydrogen bonds to nitrogen, oxygen, or fluorine.

49. What is hydrogen bonding?

50. A chemical’s resistance to flowing.

51. What is viscosity?

52. Ability of a substance to form a dipolar charge distribution.

53. What is polarizability?

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55. This institute offers free public lectures in Waterloo, Ontario.

56. What is the Perimeter Institute.