bonding (unit 4) Flashcards

1
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what are chemical bonds?

A

forces that hold elements together in a molecule

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2
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molecule representation

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  • represented by chemical formulas
  • bonds form to make atoms more stable
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3
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what is the octet rule?

A

atoms are most stable when they have eight valence electrons (it causes bonds)

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4
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ionic bond identifiers

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  • large difference in electronegativity:
    difference in EN > 2 , then it is an ionic bond
  • nonmetal and metal
  • electrons are stolen from another atom, and ions are formed
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5
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cation

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positively charged ion (loses electrons)

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6
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anion

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negatively charged ion (gains electrons)

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7
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covalent bond identifiers

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  • small difference in electronegativity
  • non metal and non metal
  • no ions are formed
  • electrons are shared
  • polar vs non polar bonds
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8
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polar covalent bonds

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  • atoms are shared unequally, and creates partial charges
  • difference in EN > .6
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9
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non-polar covalent bonds

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  • electrons are shared evenly (no partial charges)
  • difference in EN < .6
    (larger electronegativity has negative charge)
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10
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metallic bond identifiers

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  • similar ionization energy and electronegativity
  • between metals
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metallic bond characteristics

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  • low ionization energies
  • electrons are freely shared (electron sea)
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