3.1.3 Bonding PPQs Flashcards

1
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describe the structure of iron oxide and the attraction broken when it is melted or boiled.

A

Structure: Giant ionic lattice
Attraction: Electrostatic attraction between oppositely charged ions

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2
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describe the structure of CH3SH and the attraction broken when it is melted or boiled.

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Structure: Simple molecular
Attraction: Covalent bonding between atoms

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3
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describe the structure of graphite and the attraction broken when it is melted or boiled.

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Structure: Macromolecular
Attraction: Covalent bonding between atoms

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4
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describe the structure of sodium bromide and the attraction broken when it is melted or boiled.

A

Structure: Giant ionic lattice
Attraction: Electrostatic attraction between oppositely charged ions

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5
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describe the structure of magnesium and the attraction broken when it is melted or boiled.

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Structure: Giant metallic lattice
Attraction: Electrostatic attraction between positive ions and delocalised electrons

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6
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describe the structure of diamond and the attraction broken when it is melted or boiled.

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Structure: Macromolecular
Attraction: Covalent bonding between atoms

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7
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describe the structure of PF3 and the attraction broken when it is melted or boiled.

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Structure: Simple molecular
Attraction: Intermolecular attractions between molecules

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8
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describe the structure of CH3Br and the attraction broken when it is melted or boiled.

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Structure: Simple molecular
Attraction: Intermolecular attractions between molecules

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9
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describe the structure of H2O and the attraction broken when it is melted or boiled.

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Structure: Simple molecular
Attraction: Intermolecular attractions between molecules

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10
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describe the structure of barium and the attraction broken when it is melted or boiled.

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Structure: Giant metallic lattice
Attraction: Electrostatic attraction between positive ions and delocalised electrons

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11
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what is the ionic formula for potassium nitride

A

K3N

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12
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what is the ionic formula for Rubidium Chlorate (I)

A

RbClO

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13
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what is the ionic formula for Calcium Dichromate

A

CaCr2O7

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14
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what is the ionic formula for Calcium Hydroxide

A

Ca(OH)2

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15
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what is the ionic formula for Zinc Carbonate

A

ZnCO3

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16
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what is the ionic formula for Strontium Sulphate

A

SrSO4

17
Q

what is the ionic formula for Iron (III) Hydrogencarbonate

A

Fe(HCO3)3

18
Q

name the ionic compound: Al2(CO3)3

A

Aluminium Carbonate

19
Q

name the ionic compound: Fe2(CO3)3

A

Iron (III) Carbonate

20
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name the ionic compound: TiO2

A

Titanium Dioxide or Titanium (IV) Oxide