Bonding Flashcards

1
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3 Types of Bonds:

A

Ionic, metallic, covalent

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2
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Ionic forms between:

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Metals and nonmetals

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3
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Metallic forms between:

A

Metals

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4
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Covalent forms between:

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Nonmetals

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5
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Ionic structure:

A

Giant ionic lattice

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6
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What does the ionic structure cause:

A

High melting point due to the electrostatic bonds holding it together which means a lot of energy is required to overcome them.

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7
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Metal ions charge:

A

Positive

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8
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Nonmetal ions charge:

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Negative

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9
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Can ions conduct electricity, why:

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Yes, only when molten or dissolved in an aqueous solution. This is because then the ions are delocalised and free to move which allows them to carry a charge.

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10
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Covalent bonds:

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A shared pair of electrons.

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11
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Covalent structure:

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Simple molecular, between molecules there are intermolecular forces.

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12
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Metallic structure:

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Positive ions in a sea of delocalised electrons with a regular arrangement.

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