chemical bonding Flashcards
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chemical bonding (3)
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- the lasting attraction between particles that enables the formation of chemical compounds.
- occurs to have a lower energy and increase stability
- allows atoms to gain “full valence shells”
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types (3)
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- ionic
- covalent
- metallic
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Lewis structure (2)
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- dots next to symbol of element
- represents the amount of electrons in the valence shell
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ionic bonding (losses or gains an electron) (4)
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- represented with lewis structures
- the symbols as a result are drawn within brackets and then the sign of whether the atom has gained or lost an electron
- metals lose, gasses gain
- the transfer of electrons from one atom to another
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naming and writing the formula for ionic bonds (4)
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- name of positive ion is first
- negative ion is second
- name of anion takes the suffix (-ide) unless otherwise specified
- formula must equate to 0 as a charge
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stock notation (1)
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- some metals a written with roman numerals because their electron loss differs
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polyatomic ions (12)
- carbonate
- nitrate
- nitrite
- hydroxide
- ammonium
- permanganate
- sulphate
- sulphite
- chromate
- dichromate
- ethanoate
- phosphate
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) overall charge is not 0
- carbonate (co3 2-)
- nitrate (no3 -)
- nitrite (no2 -)
- hydroxide (OH -)
- ammonium (nh4 + ) Note it is positive
- permanganate (MnO4 -)
- sulphate (so4 2-)
- Sulphite (so3 2-)
- chromate (CrO4 2-)
- dichromate (Cr2o7 2-)
- ethanoate (ch3coo -)
- phosphate (ph4 3-)
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covalent bonding (7)
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- atoms sharing / fighting over electrons
- non metals attract non metals
- certain point at which the potential energy is at it’s minimum
- hydrogen has a single bond
- oxygen, has a double bond
- nitrogen has a triple bond
- effective nuclear charge (the average nuclear charge felt by an electron in an atom = no. of Pro - no. inner shell Elec. (inner shell electrons are all electrons that we before the nth shell) )
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determining bond type (2)
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- metals and non metals is Ionic
- two non metals is covalent
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metallic bonding (1)
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- the electrostatic attraction between a lattice of positive kernels and a sea of delocalized electrons