Bonding Flashcards

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Covalent bonding occurs between

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Two non-metals

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Ionic bonding occurs between…

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Non metal and metal

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2
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How does ionic bonding work?

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Elements give/receive atoms so that they have a full outer shell (8 atoms).

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How does covalent bonding work?

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Elements share pairs of atoms, either single or double bonds depending on how many pairs shared. Again this fills their outer shell.

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4
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What does the atomic number tell you?

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How many protons are in an element.

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5
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What are two or more atoms bonded together called?

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A molecule.

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6
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What do you call something that has more than one type of atom in it?

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A compound.

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7
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How many types of atoms does an element contain?

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One type.

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8
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What charge do electrons have?

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Negative.

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9
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What charge do protons have?

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Positive.

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10
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How are metal structures held together?

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The electro-static attraction between the positive metal ions and negative delocalised electrons.

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11
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Why do metals have very high boiling and melting points?

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Because they have such strong bonds.

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12
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Why are metals such good conductors? (Of heat and electricity)

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Because the delocalised electrons can move freely and carry the heat/current throughout the metal very quickly.

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13
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Why are metals ductile?

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Because the layers of metal ions can easily slide over each other while keeping the strong attraction.

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