Bonding Flashcards

1
Q

What is ionic bonding held together by

A

Electrostatic attraction

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2
Q

Non-metal and metal

A

Ionic bonding

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3
Q

Sulphate charge

A

SO4 ^2-

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4
Q

Hydroxide charge

A

OH-

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5
Q

Nitrate charge

A

NO3 -

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6
Q

Carbonate charge

A

CO3 ^2-

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7
Q

Ammonium charge

A

NH4 +

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8
Q

What structure does sodium chloride have

A

Giant ionic lattice

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9
Q

When do ionic compounds conduct electricity and why

A

When they are molten or dissolved
In liquid ions are free to move about
In solid ions are fixed

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10
Q

What’s the melting point in ionic compounds and why

A

High
Giant ionic lattices held together by strong electrostatic forces.
Lots of energy to overcome these forces

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11
Q

Ionic compounds in water

A

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

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12
Q

Non-metal + non-metal

A

Covalent

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13
Q

What does a single Covent bond contain

A

A shared paired of electrons

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14
Q

What are the 2 giant covalent structures carbon can form

A

Graphite and diamond

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15
Q

Properties of graphite

A

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

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16
Q

Properties of diamond

A

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

17
Q

What is dative covalent bonding

A

Both electrons come from one atom

18
Q

How do electron pairs exist

A

Charge clouds

19
Q

What type of bonding pair angles are the biggest

A

Lone-pair/lone-pair

20
Q

What type of bonding pair angles is the second biggest

A

Lone-pair/bonding pair

21
Q

What type of bonding pair angles is the smallest

A

Bonding pair/bonding pair

22
Q

Ways to predict shape of molecule

A

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

23
Q

Name the shape and angle
2 bond pairs
0 lone pairs

A

Linear 180

24
Q

Name the shape and angle
3 bond pairs
0 lone pairs

A

Trigonal planar 120

25
Q

Name the shape and angle
3 bond pairs
1 lone pairs

A

trigonal pyramidal 107

26
Q

Name the shape and angle
4 bond pairs
0 lone pairs

A

tetrahedral 109.5

27
Q

Name the shape and angle
4 bond pairs
2 lone pairs

A

square planar 90

28
Q

Name the shape and angle
2 bond pairs
2 lone pairs

A

bent 104.5

29
Q

Name the shape and angle
5 bond pairs
0 lone pairs

A

trigonal bipyrimidal 90/120

30
Q

Name the shape and angle
6 bond pairs
0 lone pairs

A

octahedral 90

31
Q

Name the shape and angle
3 bond pairs
2 lone pairs

A

T-shaped 88

32
Q

Name the shape and angle
4 bond pairs
1 lone pairs

A

seesaw 87/102

33
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