Chemical Bonding (DIRT) Flashcards

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What is Covalent Bonding

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A shared pair of Electrons ( Between two non metals)

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What Is Ionic Bonding

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Electrons are shared (Between a metal and a non metal)

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What are the Forces of Ionic and Covalent bonding

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Ionic- Electrostatic force of attraction between oppositely charged Ions
Covalent-Strong Covalent bonds between atoms, Weak Intermolecular forces between molecules

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Why does liquid Iodine not conduct Electricity?

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No Delocalised Electrons so cannot carry charge through the structure

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Explain why Graphite is so soft and slippery

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Because the layers are held together by weak intermolecular forces and layers can slide over each other because of the weak intermolecular forces

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What are the melting point and boiling point and conductivity of a Giant Covalent?

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Melting Point- the melting point of a Giant Covalent is very high because of the many strong covalent bonds
Boiling Point- the boiling point of a Giant Covalent is very high because of the strong Intermolecular forces that requires a lot of energy to break
Conductivity- the Giant Covalent does not conduct because there are no free electrons/charges except there are free electrons/charges in Graphite

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Describe and Explain the melting point and boiling and conductivity of Simple Covalent

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Melting point- The melting point of Simple Covalent is low because it does not require much energy to break the weak Intermolecular forces
Boiling point- The Boiling point of Simple Covalent is low because it does not require much energy to break the weak Intermolecular forces
Conductivity- Simple Covalent does not conduct because there are no charged Electrons

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Describe and Explain the melting point and boiling and conductivity of Giant Metallic

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Melting point-The melting point of Giant Metallic is high because of the strong Electrostatic force of attraction that requires a lot of energy to break
Boiling point-The boiling point of Giant Metallic is high because of the strong Electrostatic force of
Conductivity- Giant Metallic does conduct because the Electrons can move throughout the structure

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Describe and Explain the melting and boiling points and conductivity of Giant Ionic

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Melting point-The melting point of Giant Ionic is high because of the strong electrostatic force that requires a lot of energy to break
Boiling point-The boiling point of Giant Ionic is high because of the strong electrostatic force that requires a lot of energy to break
Conductivity- Giant Ionic conducts because the electrons/charges can move

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