2. Inside the Atom: Structure, Valency, and Bonds Flashcards

1
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Two types of compounds

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ionic and covalent (molecular)

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2
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What is metal+non metal bonding?

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Ionic bonding

Metals loose electrons and non metals gain electrons

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3
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List 5 properties of Ionic compounds

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  1. High m.p. and b.p.
  2. Brittle
  3. Soluble in water
  4. Good conductors of electricity (only in water form)
  5. Can conduct heat (in solid and water form)
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4
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What is molecular/ covalent bonding?

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Between 2 nonmetals

Share electrons

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5
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What is polar- covalent bonding?

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Unequal sharing of electrons between atoms

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6
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List 4 properties of (covalent) molecular bonding

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  1. Bad conductor of electricity
  2. Low m.p. and b.p.
  3. Do not dissolve in water
  4. Dissolve in organic solvent (ethanol)
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7
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What are isotopes?

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Same number of protons different number of neutrons

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8
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How many protons in an element?

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Equal to Atomic Number

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9
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How many neutrons?

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Atomic mass- Atomic Number

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10
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What is Metallic Bonding

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Bonding in metals.

Metals loose electrons to form a giant sea of electrons around them. These electrons are tightly packed in the lattice

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11
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What are the electrons which are lost from metals known as?

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Delocalised Electrons

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12
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5 properties of Metals

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1) Malleable
2) Ductile
3) Good conductor of heat and electricity
4) Lustrous
5 High m.p. and b.p.

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13
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What is an addition of 2 or more metals known as?
How is the strength compared to regular metals?

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Alloy
Since atoms added are larger, alloys are stronger than metals, they are also less malleable and ductile.

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14
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Give 3 examples of covalent molecular structures

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CO2, H2O, Br2, S8

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14
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What are covalent molecular structures?

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Small molecules, strong covalent bonds within molecules, weak between molecules.

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15
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What is a covalent network?

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Giant repeating lattices of lot of covalently bonded atoms

16
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What is the term for different forms of the same element?

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Allotropes

16
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3 properties of allotropes

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  1. Brittle
  2. High m.p.
  3. Non- conductor (except graphite)
17
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Two examples of Allotropes of Carbon

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Diamond and Graphite

18
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How many free electrons does carbon have?

18
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How many free electrons does graphite have?

19
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Collision theory

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More frequent reactions, increase particle speed, more particles present- more successful collisions

20
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To calculate rate of reaction

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Amount of mass lost/ time or amount of product formed/time

21
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5 factors affecting rate of reaction

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  1. Temperature
  2. Pressure
  3. Concentration of solution
  4. Surface Area of solids
    5.Catalyst