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Metallic bonding

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  • GML
  • positive ions in a regular lattice
  • delocalised electrons
  • stronger metallic bonding when
    • smaller ion
    • more charge on the ions
    • higher forces of electrostatic charge between delocalised electrons and positive ions
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Properties of metals

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  • good conductors of heat and electricity
  • strong
  • malleable and ductile
  • high melting point
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Why are metals good conductors

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  • delocalised electrons are able to move freely thronging the structure
  • ions are closely packed and so pass vibrational energy on more effectively
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What are metals malleable and ductile

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  • the layers OF ATOMS slide over each other
  • malleable - beat into shape
  • ductile - drawn into thin wires
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Ionic bonding

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  • GIL
  • one loses electron and one gains an electron creating ions.
  • metals are cations, non-metals are anions
  • the smaller the ions and the greater charge of the ions, means many strong forces of attraction between positive and negative ions
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Properties of ionic compounds

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  • GIL
  • High melting point
    • many strong forces of attraction b/w positive and negative ions
  • conductivity
    • when dissolved in water or molten, ionic compounds conduct electricity so that ions can move and conduct electricity
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Ammonium

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NH4+

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Nitrate

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NO3-

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Mercury

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Hg2(2+)

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Cyanide

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CN-

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Hydroxide

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OH-

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Peroxide

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O2(2-)

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Sulphate

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SO4(2-)

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Carbonate

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CO3(2-)

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Phosphate

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PO4(3-)

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Permanganate

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MnO4-

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Dichromate

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Cr2O7(2-)

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Acetate

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C2H3O2-

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Dative covalent bonding

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Is a covalent bond in which both electrons come from the same atom
It is drawn with an arrow rather than a —

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Covalent bonding

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  • SCM

- GCL

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Potassium vs aluminium

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Aluminium

- smaller ion as less shells 
- higher charge
- stronger forces of attraction b/w ion and delocalised electrons
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Order of repulsive powers with shapes of molecules

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  1. Lp-lp
  2. Lp-bp
  3. Bp-bp

Lp-bp has a greater repulsion than bp-bp

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Degree of linear shape

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180

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Degree of trigonal planar

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120

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Degree of tetrahedral

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109.5

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Degree of trigonal bipyramid

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120, 90

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Degree of octahedral

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90

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Summary of shapes of molecules

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Electronegativity

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This is the measure of the tendency of an atom to attract a bonding pair of electron in a covalent bond

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What determines electronegativity

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  1. Nuclear charge
    - more protons
    - stronger attraction between nucleus and BONDING PAIR of electrons
  2. Atomic radius
    - closer to the nucleus
    - stronger attraction between nucleus and bonding pair of electrons
  3. Shielding
    - less shells of electrons between the nucleus and electrons
    - less shielding
    - stronger attraction between nucleus and bonding pair of electrons
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Trend of electronegativity in a period

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  • increases
  • all electrons are the same distance from nucleus
  • proton number increasing
  • atoms are getting smaller
  • shielding is the same
  • so stronger attraction between nucleus and 2 electrons in covalent bond
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Electronegativity down a group

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  • decreases
  • increase atomic radius
  • electrons are further away
  • more shells/ more shielding
  • reduced force of attraction between nucleus and 2 electrons in covalent bond
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Polar bond

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  • one of the atoms holds the electrons closer to itself in the bond
  • one end of the bond will be slightly negative due to the electrons being there
  • the other end will be slightly positive due to the electrons not being there
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Diff types if imf

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Hydrogen
Dipole-Dipole
VDW

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Which bonding type do you only mention imf

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SCM

Inter MOLECULAR forces - simple covalent MOLECULES

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Noble gas boiling points down group

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  • increases
  • more shells
  • more shielding
  • more electrons, so more vdw forces
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Different types of crystal structures

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  • GIL
  • GML
  • Macromolecular (GCM)
  • Molecular (SCM)

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