1.3 Bonding Part 1 Flashcards
Define metallic bonding
A metallic bond is the attraction between delocalised outer shell electrons and positive metal ions in a lattice
What is the three dimensional arrangement in a metal called?
A lattice
What does delocalised mean?
The electrons are free to move throughout the structure
What does the term giant mean?
It has no fixed end points
What does the number of delocalised electrons depend on?
How many electrons are lost from each metal atom
Define an ionic bond
It is the electrostatic attraction between oppositely charged ions in a lattice
Between what does ionic bonding occur?
Metals and non metals
What happens to metal atoms in ionic bonding?
They lose electrons and become positively charged
What happens to non metals during ionic bonding?
They gain electrons and become negatively charged
What does boron not do?
Form ions
Which element doesn’t form ions?
Boron
Which elements don’t usually form ions?
Carbon and silicon
What is the formula for a nitrate(III)
NO2-
What is the formula for a nitrate(V)
NO3 -
What is the formula for cyanide?
CN-
What is the formula for a hydrogen carbonate?
HCO3 -
What is the formula for a hydrogen sulfate?
HSO4 -
What is the formula for a sulfate(IV)
SO4 2-
What is the formula for a sulfate(VI)
SO3 2-
What is the formula for a hydrogen phosphate?
HPO4 2-
What is the definition of a covalent bond?
A shared pair of electrons
When does a covalent bond occur?
A reaction between two non metals
When does a double bond form?
When two pairs of electrons are shared
When does a triple bond form?
When three pairs of electrons are shared