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Bonding Flashcards

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Describe metallic bonding

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Strong electrostatic forces between the metal ion and sea of delocalised electrons.

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metallic

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  • giant metallic lattice
    -strong electrostatic force of attraction between the positive metal ions and delocalised electrons
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ionic

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  • giant ionic lattice

- strong electrostatic force of attractio n between the positive metal ion and negative non-metal ion

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covalent

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-simple molecular
-giant covalent
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eg of giant covalent

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  • graphite
  • fullerene
  • silicon dioxide
  • diamond
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lattice

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a large network

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molecule

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2 or more atoms covalently bonded

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solid–> gas

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More energy gained

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intermolecular forces

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They are between simple molecular structures

- overcome them when melting or boiling

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electrostatic force of attraction

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Always between something that is charged .

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electrostatic force of attraction

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  • metallic bonding
  • ionic bonding
  • atom
  • covalent bonding
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covalent bonding

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Electrostatic force of attraction between a shared pair of electrons between two or more non-metals.

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conductivity

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metals- can conduct electricity because they have delocalised electrons which are free to move and carry a charge
ionic- no in solids- no free ions
yes when aqueous and molten –> free ions to carry a charge
covalent- no, no free electrons or ions to carry a charge (except graphite and some fullerenes).

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Why is diamond hard and high mp+bp ?

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It is a giant covalent lattice. It has strong covalent bonds which require a lot of energy to break.

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Diamond

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shape- tetrahedral
uses: jewellery, drill tips
cannot conduct electricity because there are no free electrons

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Graphite

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  • layers of graphene- held by weak intermolecular forces- layers can slide
  • hexagonal rings
  • bonding: 3 carbon bonds so can conduct electricity
    -uses: pencils, lubricant
  • ## 1 delocalised electron per atom
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What happens when writing with pencil?

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You are transferring each ring onto the paper.

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silicon dioxide

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  • structure: tetrahedral
  • Bonding- Si - 4 bonds
  • O- 2 bonds
  • hard, strong
  • uses: make glass (sand)

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