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3.1.3 Bonding Flashcards

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1
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Explain the structure present in Ionic bonding

A

giant ionic lattice

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2
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describe the bonding present in ionic bonding

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strong electrostatic forces of attraction between oppositely charged ions

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3
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what is the formula for sulphate ions

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SO₄²-

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4
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what is the formula for a hydroxide

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OH-

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5
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what is the formula for nitrate

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NO3-

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5
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what is the formula for carbonate

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CO₃²⁻

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6
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what is the formula for ammonium

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NH4+

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7
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how can you represent a co-ordinate bond

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an arrow

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8
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what is a co-ordinate/ dative bond

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shared pair of electrons with both electrons being supplied by one atom

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9
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what does metallic bonding involve

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electrostatic forces of attraction between positvely charged ions and the delocalised electrons

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10
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how are the positive ions arranged in metallic bonding

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in a giant metallic lattice

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11
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what are the 4 types of crystal stuctures

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-ionic
-metallic
-macromolecular
-simple molecular

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12
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what shape has 2BP 0LP

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Linear

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13
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what shape has 3BP 0LP

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trigonal planar

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14
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what shape has 2BP 1LP

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Bent/ Angular

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15
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what shape has 4BP 0LP

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tetrahaedral

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16
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what shape has 3BP and 1LP

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trigonal pyramidal

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17
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what shape has 2BP 2LP

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Bent/ Angular

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18
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what shape has 5BP and 0 LP

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trigonal bipyramid

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19
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what shape has 4BP 1LP

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Seesaw

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20
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what shape has 3BP 2LP

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T-Shape

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21
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what shape has 2BP 3LP

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Linear

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22
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what shape has 6BP and 0LP

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Octaehaedral

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23
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what shape has 5BP 1LP

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sqaure pyramid

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24
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what shape has 4BP 2LP

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square planar

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25
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what shape has 3 BP 3LP

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T-shape

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26
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what shape has 4BP 2LP

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Linear

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27
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what s the bond angle in a linear shape

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180 degrees

28
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what is the bond angle in a trigonal planar

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120 degrees

29
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what is the bond angle in a tetrahaedral

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109.5

30
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what is the bond angle in a trigonal bipyramidal

A

90 degrees

31
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what is the bond angle in a seasaw

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90
120
degrees

32
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what is the bond angle in an octahedral

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90 degrees

33
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what is the bond angle in a square planar

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90 degrees

34
Q

why do lone pairs of repulsion reduce the bond angle by 2.5 degreees

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they arrange themselves as far apart as possible to minimise repulsion

35
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which type of repulsion is greaterr

A

lone-pair lone-pair

36
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what is the second highest repulsion

A

lone-pair bond-pair

37
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what is the least type of repulsion

A

bond-pair bond-pair

38
Q

what is meant by the term electronegativity

A

the power to attract electrons in a covalent bond

39
Q

what may cause a polar covalent bond

A

when the electronegativites are unsymmetrrical

40
Q

what are the different types of intermolecular forces

A

permanent dipole-dipole
hydrogen
Van-Der Waal forcces

41
Q

what is the strongest intermolecular force

A

hydrogen bondng

42
Q

what is the least strongest type of intermolecular forces

A

Van-Der Waal forces

43
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describe Van Deer Waal forces

A
44
Q

Sodium fluoride contains (Na+) and (F-)
and they both have the same electron configuration

Explain why fluoride ions are larger than sodium ions

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-fluoride ions have fewer protons
-therefore nuclear charge decreases

-weaker attraction between the nucleus and outermost electrons

45
Q

describe how permanent dipole-dipole forces arise

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-differences in electronegativity
-the dipoles dont cancel out
-attraction between delta positive and negative molecules

46
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what can you conclude when there are no lone pairs

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the electrons repel equally

47
Q

explain why the electronegativity increases as you go across a period

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-number of protons increases
-atomic radius decreases
-cause electrons are pulled more

48
Q

explain why the electronegativity decreases as you go down the group

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-distance between nucleus and outermost electrons increases
-shielding also increases

49
Q

what is a factor that affects the size of Van deer waal forces

A

the Mr
-more electrons

50
Q

what happens to the boiling point/ melting point when the van der waal forces incresease

A

it increseas

51
Q

where do van der waal forces occur

A

in ALL molecules

52
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what is the shape of polar molecules

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asymmetrical

53
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why do polar molecules occur

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due to a differnece in the eelctronegativity

54
Q

when are polar molecules fromed

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when thee dipoles dont cancel out

55
Q

give examples of a macromolecualr structure

A

-graphite
-diamond

56
Q

explain hydrogen bonding

A

when hydrogen is attached to nitrogen
oxygen
fluorine

57
Q

what do nitrogen
fluorine
oxygen
have in common

A

they are the most electronegative elements

58
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what happens when theres a difference in the electronegativity

A

theres a permanent dipole

59
Q

why do some molecules have a polar bond but they dont have a dipole

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-dependant on the shape of the molecule
- the dipoles cancel out

60
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what happens when the arrows face opposite directons

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no dipole
non-polar

61
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what happens when the arrows face opposite ddirectiosn

A

they cancel out and theres no dipole

62
Q

what happens wwhen the arrows face the same direction

A

theres a dipole
and the bond polarities dont cancel
makes a polar molecule

63
Q

where do permanent dipole-dipole forces occurs

A

molecules with a permanenet dipole

64
Q

what is a single bond known as

A

sigma bond

65
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what is a double bond known as?

A

pi bond

66
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what is polar bond

A

a charge imbalance
due to a difference in electronegativites

67
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