Bonding Flashcards
what are positive + negative ions?
-ions -single atoms/groups of atoms
P–form when atoms lose electrons-more protons than electrons
N- form when atoms gain electrons-more electrons than protons
what is an ionic bond?
The electrostatic attraction between positively and negatively charged ions
What is the structure of a ionic compound?
giant ionic lattice
What is the melting of ionic compound and why?
- High melting point
-strong ionic bonds require a lot of energy to break
Conductivity of the ionic compound:when+why?
-When molten and in a solution
- because ions can move
Are ionic compounds malleable or soft+why?
-brittle
what is a metallic bond?
-the strong electrostatic attraction between sea of negative delocalised electrons and positive metal ions
What is the structure of a metallic compound?
-Giant metallic lattice
What is the melting point of a metallic compound and why?
- High
-strong metallic bonds require a lot of energy to break
Conductivity of the metallic compound:when+why?
- As a solid+liquid
-the delocalised electrons can move through the structure
Are metallic compounds malleable or soft+why?
-Malleable+ductile
- layers of ions can slide over eachother
what is a covalent(simple molecular) bond?
- covalent bonds between atoms
-weak intermolecular forces between molecules
What is the structure of a covalent(simple molecular) compound?
-Simple molecular
What is the melting of a covalent(simple molecular) compound and why?
-Low
- weak intermolecular forces require less energy to break
Conductivity of a covalent(simple molecular)compound:when+why?
- Do not conduct
-no free moving charged particles