Chapter 5 Electron Sturcture + Ionic Amd Covalemt Bonding And Structure Flashcards

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Which shells have a higher energy

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The ones further from the nucleus

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What is a shell divided into

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Sub shells

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What is the principle quantum number and how do you find the maximum amount of electrons in a shell

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The shell number
2n^2 where n=shell number

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What are the rules for each orbital

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Shells are made from orbitals
Each one can hold 2 electrons with opposite spins
4 different types s,p,d,f

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5
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Characteristics of s orbital

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Spherical
From shell one each shell contains one s orbital
The greater the shell number the greater the radius of the s orbital
Contains 2 electrons in each shell

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Characteristics of a p orbital

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3D dumbbell shape
From shell 2 each shell contains 3 p orbitals at right angles to each other
The max number of p electrons in each shell is 6

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D and f orbitals

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D- from shell 3 each shell contains 5 d orbitals
Total d electrons is 10
F- from shell 4 each shell contains 7 f orbitals
Total f electrons is 14

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8
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Definition of atomic orbital

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A region within an atom that can hold up to electrons with opposite spins

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9
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Describe what 1s^22s^22p^6 represents

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The big numbers represent the shell number
The letters represent the sub shell
The powers represent the number of electrons

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10
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Rules for electron configuration

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1) electrons fill up the lowest energy sub shells first
2) electrons fill orbitals singularly before adding the second

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Exception to electron configuration rules

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4S fills up before 3D
An exception to this is chromium and copper

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Describe the pattern on the periodic table

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The s block is group one and two ( hydrogen and helium are 1s, lithium and beryllium are 2s)
The p block is group 3-0
The d block is the transition metals

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13
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What is ionic bonding

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Outer shell electron transferred from metal to non metal
Oppositely charged ions formed which are bonded by electrostatic attraction -multidirectional

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14
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Define an ionic bond

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The electrostatic attraction between oppositely charged ions

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15
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What do the numbers in the formula of the ionically bonded substance represent

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The ratio of the elements in the giant structure

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16
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Structure of ionic compounds

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Giant ionic lattice held by electrostatic forces
Each ion attracts oppositely charged ions from each direction

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Properties of an ionic substance

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  • High MP and BP=large amount of energy to break electrostatic forces (the greater the charge on the element the higher the mp and bp)
  • Solubility= they dissolve in polar solvents however if the ionic attraction is too strong they can be slightly soluble or insoluble
  • electrical conductivity =don’t conduct when solid, ions are fixed, do conduct when molten or aqueous as the ions are free to move and carry charge
18
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What is a covalent bond

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Between non metals
Electron pairs occupy space between two atoms nuclei, it is unidirectional
Electrons attracted to both nuclei, this attraction overcomes the repulsion between the two nucleus

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Define covalent bond

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A bond formed by a shared pair of electrons between two atoms. It is the attraction between the nuclei and the electrons

20
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What three things can atoms form when covalently bonded

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Single unit eg H2
Giant covalent structure eg SiO2
Polyatimic ion NH4+

21
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Describe and define a molecule

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Consists of a defined number of atoms covalently bonded
Is the smallest part of a covalent compound that can exist while maintaining the chemical properties of the compound

22
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Define lone pair

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Is an outer shell pair of electrons that is not involved in chemical bonding

23
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How do you draw a dative bond

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Arrow goes away from the atom with the lone pair of electrons
One dot either side of the arrow

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Common ions that contain dative bonds

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Ammonium ion (NH4+) the H+ ion has no electrons NH3 has a lone pair
Oxonium ion (H3O+)

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Define dative covalent or coordinate bond
Shared pair of electrons which has been provided by one of the bonding atoms only
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What happens when there aren’t enough electrons to reach an octet (covalent)
Within period 2 this occurs to Be and B They bond with what they can Eg BF3 B ended up having 6 electrons in outer shell, missing two
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What happens when the octet is expanded (covalent)
Elements in group 5-7 from period three onwards Down the periodic table more outer shell electrons are able to take part in bonding Results in more than 8 in the outer shell
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Rules for expansion of the octet
Group 5 - can form 3 or 5(expansion) covalent bonds Group 6 - can form 2, 4(expansion) or 6(expansion) covalent bonds Group 7 - can form 1, 3(expansion), 5(expansion) or 7(expansion) covalent bonds
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Elements that can expand their octet
Group 5 P, As Group 6 S Se Te Group 7 Cl Br I At
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The larger the bond enthalpy the …
Stronger the covalent bond