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1.3.1 Bonding Flashcards

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1
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What is metallic bonding between?

A

Metals

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What is covelant bonding between?

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Two non-metals

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What is ionic bonding between?

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A metal and a non-metal

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What forces hold ionic bonds together?

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Strong electrostatic forces between oppositely charges ions

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What structure does ionic bonding form?

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Forms a 3D structure of a lattice

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What is ionic formulae?

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It is the empirical formula of a compound. E.g. Al(3+) + O(2-) = Al2 O3

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What is the formation of atoms in metallic bonding in a solid state?

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The atoms will be closely packed together.

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What will happen to the electrons in the highest occupied energy level?

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Electrons in the highest occupied energy level become delocalised.

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9
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What forces hold metallic bonding together?

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There are strong electrostatic forces of attraction between the cations and the electrons

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What does malleable mean?

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Malleable - can be hammered into shape

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What does ductile mean?

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Ductile - can be stretched out to make a wire

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What is the most malleable and ductile element?

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Gold is the most malleable and ductile element

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Why are metals malleable and ductile?

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Metals are malleable and ductile because layers of metal cations can slide over each other without any bonds breaking.

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What can be added to stop metal layers sliding over each other so easily?

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Alloys can be added to stop layers sliding

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What is the structure of metals such as magnesium and zinc?

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Hexagonal close-packed structure

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What is a covelant bond?

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A covelant bond is a shared pair of electrons

17
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Why are covelant bonds strong?

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A lot of energy is needed to overcome covelant bonds, making them strong

18
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What does isoelectronic mean?

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Same electronic configuration

19
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What is a macromolecular structure?

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It is a giant covelant structure

20
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What are two allotropes of carbon?

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Diamond and graphite are allotropes of carbon (same state, different structure)

21
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What is a co-ordinate bond?

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One of the two atoms contribute both of the bonding pair of electron in a covelant bond.

22
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What must there be for a co-ordinate bond?

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  • A lone pair on one atom

- A vacant orbital on the other

23
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What is an example of a co-ordinate bond?

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Ammonia (NH3) and Boron trifluride (BF3)

24
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What is a polyatomic ion?

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Charged particle consisting of two or more atoms joined together by covelant bonds

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