10/11 notes Flashcards
what does the general curve work for
pretty much any type of atomic or molecular interactions
why does repulsion occur
pauli exclusion principle (different than electron-electron repulsion)
where is the most stable on the general curve
bottom of energy well, energy minimum
what does it take to break a bond
cost energy, change in energy is posotive
what is released when a bond is made
E is released and change in energy is negative
bond energy
of the amount of energy needed to break apart one mole of covalently bonded gases
bond distance
the average distance between nuclei of two bonded atoms in a molecule.
metals +metals makes what type of bond
metallic bonds ->metallic compounds
nonmetal + nonmetals make what type of bond
covalent bonds ->covalent compounds
metal +nonmetal makes what type of bond
ionic bonds -> ionic compound
formation of NaCl from Na and Cl atoms
Na=+
Cl=-
ionic bond
destabilization/costs
first IE of Na
stabilization/gain
electron affinity of Cl