bonding and structure Flashcards
what can speed up a reaction
- using a catalyst
-increasing temperature
-increasing concentration
-decreasing particle size
a reaction can be tracked by
-measuring mass loss
-measuring volume
-measuring gas produced
average rate of reaction
change in quantity/change in time
graphs
steeper gradients faster reaction
reaction is finished when the line is leveled off
why is an atom neutral
An atom is neutral because there is the same amount of protons (+) as there are electrons (-).
the electron shells
1st Only has 2
2nd has up to 8
3rd 8
protons
located in the nucleus. + charge, 1
neutrons
located in the nucleus, nuetral charge, mass of 1 amu
electrons
electron shells, negatively charged, weighs almost 0
the mass of an atom
comes from the protons and neutrons
Relative atomic mass
nuclei
isotope
same atomic number with different mass number
what is a diatomic molecule
a molecule that contains two atoms
bonds between molecules
weak
ions are
particle with a charge
metals form
positive ions
non-metals form
negative ions
metal transfer electrons to
non-metal ions
why do atoms form ionic bonds
to achieve a full outer electron shell like the noble gases
ions form
an ionic lattice
what holds an ionic lattice together
the electrostatic forces of attraction between the positive ions and negative ions
ionic lattices have high
melting points and boiling points
ionic lattices can
dissolve in water
ionic substances conduct in
molten or in solution
ionic bonds are
strong
covalent bonds is
the sharing of electrons between non-metal ions
what keeps a covalent bond together
the mutual attraction of the postive nuclei for the negative electrons
what is a molecule
a group of atoms held together by covalent bonds
there are two types of covalent bonds
- network
- molecular
covalent molecular
weak bonds - low mp and bp
covalent networks
strong bonds - high mp and bp
covalent bonds never
conduct electricty because they have no charged particles
generally covalent substances
never dissolve in water
metallic bonding
positive ions attract negative delocalised electrons. these electrons can move anywhere and conduct electricty
can metals dissolve
no they are insoluble
shapes of molecules
- Linear
- Angular
- Pyramidal
- Tetrahedral
The diatomic molecules are
Hydrogen
Iodine
Nitrogen
Chlorine
Bromine
Oxygen
Fluorine
collision theory
In order for a chemical reaction to occur these particles must be able to collide with enough energy to form a new substance
biological catalysts
enzymes
only outer electrons are involved in formation of bonds
true
Boron, SIlicon, Carbon
all form covalent networks