Chapter 6 - Bonding Flashcards

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What are the two types bonding

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Type of bonding in covalent bonding

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Structure in covalent bonding

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Bonding in covalent bonding

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Structure Ionic bonding

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Binding in ionic bonding

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Description of ionic bonding

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Description of covalent bonding

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9
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Particles present in ionic bonding

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Particles present in covalent bonding

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What is the classification oh MP/BP in covalent bonding

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What is the classification of MP/BP in ionic bonding

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Electrical conductivity in covalent bonding

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14
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Electrical conductivity in ionic bonding

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15
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Solubility in water of ionic bonds

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16
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Solubility of water in covalent bonds

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17
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Solubility in organic solvents of covalent bonding

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18
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Solubility in organic solvents of ionic bonds

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19
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Define ionic bonding

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20
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Define covalent bonding

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21
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Explain why ionic compounds have high MP/BP

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22
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Why do covalent bonds have Low MP/BP

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23
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Why does o2 have a higher MP/BP than N2

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24
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Explain why metals have have high MP/BP

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25
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Explain why Mg has an higher MP/BO than Na

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26
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Why molten/aqueous ionic compounds can conduct electricity

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27
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Why solid ionic compounds cannot conduct electricity

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28
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Why covalent compounds cannot conduct electricity

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29
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Why can ammonia conduct electricity even when it is covalent

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30
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Why gaseous hydrogen chloride cannot conduct electricity

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31
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Why aqueous hydrochloric acid can conduct electricity

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32
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Why are metals are good conductors of electricity

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33
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Why are metals good conductors of heat

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34
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Why are metals malleable and ductile

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35
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Why lattice structure of the ionic compounds causes hardness

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36
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Why lattice structure of ionic compounds causes regular shapes

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37
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Why are ionic compounds usually solids at room temperature

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