Chapter 6 - Bonding Flashcards
What are the two types bonding
Type of bonding in covalent bonding
Structure in covalent bonding
Bonding in covalent bonding
Structure Ionic bonding
Binding in ionic bonding
Description of ionic bonding
Description of covalent bonding
Particles present in ionic bonding
Particles present in covalent bonding
What is the classification oh MP/BP in covalent bonding
What is the classification of MP/BP in ionic bonding
Electrical conductivity in covalent bonding
Electrical conductivity in ionic bonding
Solubility in water of ionic bonds
Solubility of water in covalent bonds
Solubility in organic solvents of covalent bonding
Solubility in organic solvents of ionic bonds
Define ionic bonding
Define covalent bonding
Explain why ionic compounds have high MP/BP
Why do covalent bonds have Low MP/BP
Why does o2 have a higher MP/BP than N2
Explain why metals have have high MP/BP
Explain why Mg has an higher MP/BO than Na
Why molten/aqueous ionic compounds can conduct electricity
Why solid ionic compounds cannot conduct electricity
Why covalent compounds cannot conduct electricity
Why can ammonia conduct electricity even when it is covalent
Why gaseous hydrogen chloride cannot conduct electricity
Why aqueous hydrochloric acid can conduct electricity
Why are metals are good conductors of electricity
Why are metals good conductors of heat
Why are metals malleable and ductile
Why lattice structure of the ionic compounds causes hardness
Why lattice structure of ionic compounds causes regular shapes
Why are ionic compounds usually solids at room temperature
