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*Orbital

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A region around the nucleus that can hold up to two electrons, with opposite spins

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*ionic bonding

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The electrostatic attraction between oppositely charged ions.

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  • covalent bonding
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Strong electrostatic attraction between a shared pair of electrons and the nuclei of the bonded atoms

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*polar molecule

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has polar bonds with dipoles that do not cancel due to their direction

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*electronegativity

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the ability of an atom to attract the bonding electrons in a covalent bond

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Dipole

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: partial charged atoms in a covalent bond due to different electronegativity

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allotropes

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different forms of the same element in the same state, e.g graphite and diamond

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dative covalent bond

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When both electrons come from one atom in a covalent bond.

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when and why can ionic compounds conduct electricity

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Ionic compounds don’t conduct as solid due to no mobile ions, they can conduct when molten/ in solution as ions are mobile.

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can covalent compounds conduct electricity? why?

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Covalent compounds can’t conduct as solids or liquids/solutions as they have no ions or mobile electrons.

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can metals conduct electricity

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Metals can conduct when solid or molten as they have delocalised electrons.

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When explaining shapes of molecules or bond angles state:

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o Number of bond pairs and lone pairs of electrons
o Electron pairs repel so spread out
o Lone pairs repel more than bonded pairs

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what is an induced dipole- dipole

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caused by movement of electrons causing a temporary dipole which induces a dipole in a neighbouring molecule. The more electrons a molecule has the larger the force, e.g. I2 has lots of electrons so induced dipole forces are strong enough that it’s a solid.

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what is a permanent dipole

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a difference in electronegativity causes a permanent dipole so molecules are attracted to each other.

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what is hydrogen bonding

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occurs between molecules that have N, O or F with a lone pair and H attached. Strong compared to other IM bonds

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what are the rules of orbitals

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the two electrons have opposite spins

the orbitals in he same sub shell fill up singly before pairing up

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shape of s orbital

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spherical

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shape of p orbital

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3d - dumbell shape

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how many orbitals and electrons are in the s sub-shell

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1 orbital

2 electrons

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how many orbitals and electrons are in the p sub-shell

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3 orbitals

6 electrons

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how many orbitals and electrons are in the d sub-shell

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5 orbitals

10 electrons

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how many orbitals and electrons are in the f sub-shell

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7 orbitals

14 electrons

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what sub-shells are in the first shell (and electrons)

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1s - 2 electrons

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what sub-shells are in the second shell (and electrons)

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2s 2p - 8 electrons

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what sub-shells are in the third shell (and electrons)

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3s 3p 3d - 18 electrons

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what sub-shells are in the fourth shell (and electrons)

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4s 4p 4d 4f - 32 electrons

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what is a cation

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metal ion

positive

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what is an anion

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non-metal ion

negative

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what is a giant ionic lattice

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giant regular structure with electrostatic attraction in all directions

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properties of ionic compounds

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  • high melting and boiling point (strong bonds)
  • electrical conductor in liquids and solution
  • soluble in water (ions are attracted to the polar water molecules)
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what is average bond enthalpy

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measures the energy required to break a covalent bond

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2 bonded pairs, 180 degrees

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linear shape

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linear shape

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2 bonded pairs, 180 degrees

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3 bonded pairs, 120 degrees

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trigonal planar

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trigonal planar

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3 bonded pairs, 120 degrees

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tetrahedral

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4 bonded pairs, 109.5 degrees

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4 bonded pairs, 109.5 degrees

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tetrahedral

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3 bonded pairs, 107 degrees

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trigonal pyramidal

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trigonal pyramidal

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3 bonded pairs, 107 degrees

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bent/ non-linear

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2 bonded pairs, 2 lone pairs, 104.5 degrees

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2 bonded pairs, 2 lone pairs, 104.5 degrees

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bent/ non-linear

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trigonal bi pyramidal

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5 bonded pairs, 120 degrees, 90 degrees

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5 bonded pairs, 120 degrees, 90 degrees

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trigonal bi pyramidal

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octrahedral

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6 bonded pairs, 90 degrees

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6 bonded pairs , 90 degrees

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octrahedral

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what is a polar bond

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a bond where the electron are unevenly distributed due to a difference in electronegativity

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why is ice less dense than water

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long hydrogen bonds break making water denser

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why does water have a relatively high melting point

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stronger inter molecular forces (hydrogen)

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when does hydrogen bonding happen

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hydrogen with fluorine, nitrogen, oxygen

50
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why do simple covalent compounds have low melting points

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inter molecular forces are weaker than intramolecular forces

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why are polar molecules soluble in water (s.c.)

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dissolves polar molecules or forms hydrogen bonds

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what do simple covalent not conduct electricity

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overall uncharged

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