Bonding Flashcards
What is ionic bonding held together by
Electrostatic attraction
Non-metal and metal
Ionic bonding
Sulphate charge
SO4 ^2-
Hydroxide charge
OH-
Nitrate charge
NO3 -
Carbonate charge
CO3 ^2-
Ammonium charge
NH4 +
What structure does sodium chloride have
Giant ionic lattice
When do ionic compounds conduct electricity and why
When they are molten or dissolved
In liquid ions are free to move about
In solid ions are fixed
What’s the melting point in ionic compounds and why
High
Giant ionic lattices held together by strong electrostatic forces.
Lots of energy to overcome these forces
Ionic compounds in water
Dissolves
Water molecules are polar-part of molecule has small negative and others small positive. Charged parts pull ions away from lattice, causing it to dissolve
Non-metal + non-metal
Covalent
What does a single Covent bond contain
A shared paired of electrons
What are the 2 giant covalent structures carbon can form
Graphite and diamond
Properties of graphite
1)Weak bonds between layers do they can slide over each other
2)Delocalised electrons arent attached to a particular carbon so are free to move and hold charge making it an electrical conductor
3) layers far apart compared to length of covalent so has a low density
4) strong covalent bonds make is have a high melting point
5) is insoluble as covalent bones too strong to break
Properties of diamond
1) high melting point
2) extremely hard
3) vibrations travel easily, good thermal conductor
4) cant conduct electricity as all outer electrons are held in localised bonds
5) cant dissolve
What is dative covalent bonding
Both electrons come from one atom
How do electron pairs exist
Charge clouds
What type of bonding pair angles are the biggest
Lone-pair/lone-pair
What type of bonding pair angles is the second biggest
Lone-pair/bonding pair
What type of bonding pair angles is the smallest
Bonding pair/bonding pair
Ways to predict shape of molecule
1) which is the central atom
2) periodic table to work out electrons in outermost shell
3) add 1
4) divide by 2
5) compare number of pairs to number of bonds to find number of lone pairs
6) now work out the shape
Name the shape and angle
2 bond pairs
0 lone pairs
Linear 180
Name the shape and angle
3 bond pairs
0 lone pairs
Trigonal planar 120
Name the shape and angle
3 bond pairs
1 lone pairs
trigonal pyramidal 107
Name the shape and angle
4 bond pairs
0 lone pairs
tetrahedral 109.5
Name the shape and angle
4 bond pairs
2 lone pairs
square planar 90
Name the shape and angle
2 bond pairs
2 lone pairs
bent 104.5
Name the shape and angle
5 bond pairs
0 lone pairs
trigonal bipyrimidal 90/120
Name the shape and angle
6 bond pairs
0 lone pairs
octahedral 90
Name the shape and angle
3 bond pairs
2 lone pairs
T-shaped 88
Name the shape and angle
4 bond pairs
1 lone pairs
seesaw 87/102