Chemical Bonding (DIRT) Flashcards
What is Covalent Bonding
A shared pair of Electrons ( Between two non metals)
What Is Ionic Bonding
Electrons are shared (Between a metal and a non metal)
What are the Forces of Ionic and Covalent bonding
Ionic- Electrostatic force of attraction between oppositely charged Ions
Covalent-Strong Covalent bonds between atoms, Weak Intermolecular forces between molecules
Why does liquid Iodine not conduct Electricity?
No Delocalised Electrons so cannot carry charge through the structure
Explain why Graphite is so soft and slippery
Because the layers are held together by weak intermolecular forces and layers can slide over each other because of the weak intermolecular forces
What are the melting point and boiling point and conductivity of a Giant Covalent?
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
Describe and Explain the melting point and boiling and conductivity of Simple Covalent
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
Describe and Explain the melting point and boiling and conductivity of Giant Metallic
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
Describe and Explain the melting and boiling points and conductivity of Giant Ionic
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