Bonding 6 (covalent Bonds) Flashcards

1
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Covalent bonds form when two or more atoms want to

A

Share electrons

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2
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(Covalent bonds) the sharing must allow for all the atoms to

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Obtain a full octet

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3
Q

Covalent bonds occur mostly between _ that are close to each other on the periodic table

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Nonmetals

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4
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Reason why covalent bonds occur mainly between atoms close to each other on the table

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Similar electronegativity

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5
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Elements will have similar electronegativity aka

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Both want to gain electrons

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6
Q

(Covalent bonds) in order to form an ionic bond, carbon would have to gain or lose

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Four electrons (a lot)

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7
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(Covalent bonds) not only would carbon have to gain or lose 4 electrons

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But it would have to find another element that would need to do the same

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8
Q

_ is not very likely

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4 and 4 combo

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9
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(Covalent bonds) to solve 4 and 4 problem, carbon

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Shares its electrons with another atom

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10
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Properties of covalent bonds (low 2)

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Melting point

Boiling points

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11
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Only covalent bonds without low melting and boiling points

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Network covalent bonds

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12
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Properties of covalent bonds (softer than)

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Ionic bonds

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13
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Covalent bonds don’t (2)

A

Conduct electricity

Dissolve into water

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14
Q

Covalent bonds are more _ than ionic compounds

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Flammable

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15
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Easiest way to see how covalent bonds work is to look at _ diagram

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Lewis dot

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16
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Lewis dot diagram is names for

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Gilbert N. Lewis

17
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Gilbert N. Lewis was an American _

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Physical chemist

18
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In 1916, Lewis drew an image of a compound showing the _ pair of electrons (covalent)

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Bonding

19
Q

Also in the image of a compound the _ pair of electrons for each element

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Lone (nonbonded)

20
Q

Lewis dot diagram uses _ as a symbol for each valence electron (covalent)

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Dots

21
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In dot diagram, valence electrons are shown as _ on each side of the element symbol

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Pairs

22
Q

Phosphorus has — valence electrons

A

Five