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4 - Bonding Flashcards

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1
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Types of bonds?

A

Covalent, dative covalent & ionic

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2
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Which bond forms between non-metals and metals?

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Ionic

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3
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What happens to electrons in an ionic bond

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They are either gained or lost

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4
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What happens to electrons in a covalent bond

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They are shared between atoms

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5
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What is a covalent bond?

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A shared paired of electrons make a covalent bond

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6
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How are covalent bonds formed?

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Each atom in the bond shares one electron to form a bonding pair of electrons

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7
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How are dative bonds formed?

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One of the atoms in the bond provides both electrons of the bonding pair

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8
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Examples of dative bonds

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Ammonium, CO, nitric acid

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9
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Single bonds are always _________

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Sigma bonds

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10
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Double bonds are made of ______ & ______

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1 sigma and 1 pi bond

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11
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In which orbitals do sigma bonds occur?

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s, p and hybrid orbitals

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12
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When do pi bonds form?

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When two p orbitals overlap sideways

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13
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Which is stronger, pi or sigma bonds?

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Sigma bonds are stronger. Pi bonds are further from the nucleus

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14
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Where is electron density in pi bonds?

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Above and below internuclear axis

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15
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What are allotropes?

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Different forms of the same element (e.g. graphite and diamond)

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16
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VSEPR Shape and angle: 2 bonding pairs

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Linear, 180 (e.g. CO2)

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VSEPR Shape and angle: 3 bonding pairs

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Trigonal planar, 120 (e.g. Boron hydride)

18
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VSEPR Shape and angle: 4 bonding pairs

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Tetrahedral (3D), 109.5 (e.g. CH4)

19
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VSEPR Shape and angle: 5 bonding pairs

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Trigonal bypyramidal (3D), one plane at 180, others at 90 (e.g. Phosphorus pentaflouride)

20
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VSEPR Shape and angle: 6 bonding pairs

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Octahedral (3D), all planes at 90 to each other (e.g. SF6)

21
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What is the effect of lone pairs on bond shapes?

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Lone pairs are closer to nucleus, so they repel the bonding pairs, increasing bond length and shortening bond angle

22
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What does resonance state?

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Resonance states that when there are multiple ways to draw Lewis diagrams, all possibilities are correct. (bonds can change to opposite sides)

23
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What does ozone do in the atmosphere?

A

Blocks out UVB & UVC

24
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Shape and angle: 4 bonding pairs, 2 lone pairs

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Square planar, 90 (e.g. Xenon tetraflouride)

25
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Shape and angle: 4 bonding pairs, 1 lone pair

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See-saw, 90 & 120

26
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What causes ozone to break down?

A

CFCs and NO

27
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Formal charge for most stable atoms?

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  • Lowest possible

- Negative on electronegative atoms

28
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Types of hybridization

A

sp, sp2, sp3

29
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More the difference in electronegativity in a molecule, more the _______

A

Polarity

30
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Types of intermolecular forces with examples

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  • van der Waals forces (I2, iodine)
  • Permanent dipole-dipole forces (HCl)
  • Hydrogen bonds (water)
31
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Rank intermolecular forces from strongest to weakest

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1) Hydrogen bonds
2) Permanent dipole-dipole forces
3) Weakest: van der Waals forces

32
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What causes the strong attraction in hydrogen bonds?

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A vast difference in electronegativity between H and O, N or F

33
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What factors cause van der Waals forces to increase?

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  • Size of molecule increases

- Long, straight molecules have more van der Waals

34
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VSEPR Shape and angle: 2 bonding atoms, 1 lone pair

A

Bent (V-shaped),

35
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VSEPR Shape and angle: 1 bonding pair, 2 lone pairs

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Linear, 180°

36
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VSEPR Shape and angle: 3 bonding atoms, 1 lone pair

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Trigonal pyramidal,

37
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VSEPR Shape and angle: 2 bonding atoms, 2 lone pairs

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Bent (V-shaped),

38
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VSEPR Shape and angle: 4 bonding atoms, 1 lone pair

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See-saw, 90° & 120°

39
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VSEPR Shape and angle: 3 bonding atoms, 2 lone pairs

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T-shaped, 90° & 120°

40
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VSEPR Shape and angle: 5 bonding atoms, 1 lone pair

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Square pyramidal, 90° & 180°

41
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VSEPR Shape and angle: 4 bonding atoms, 2 lone pairs

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Square planar, 90° & 180°

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