Chemical Bonding (Intramolecular) Flashcards

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Ionic Bonding is between ____________ &____________________

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Ionic Bonding is between METALS & NON-METALS

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In an Ionic Bond Metals ________electrons, giving it a __________ charge

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In an Ionic Bond Metals LOSE electrons, giving it a POSITIVE charge

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In an Ionic Bond Non- Metals ________electrons, giving it a __________ charge

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In an Ionic Bond Non- Metals GAIN electrons, giving it a NEGATIVE charge

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4
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What is a Cation?

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Positive Ion

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What is a Anion?

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Negative Ion

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What is the Ionic Lattice?

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Positive and negative ions attract each other to form a three dimensional continuous lattice structure.

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7
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The _______ is written first in the ionic formula

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Cation (Metal)

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8
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Ionic Bonding- Boiling Point

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High. The is a large amount of thermal energy required to separate the ions which are bound by strong electrostatic forces.

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Ionic Bonding- Electro conductivity in Solid

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No- there are no mobile charge particles to conduct an electric current

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Ionic Bonding- Electro conductivity in Liquid

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Yes- the cations and anions are able to move and conduct electricity

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Ionic Bonding- Hardness

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Very Hard- The surface of crystals are not easily scratched as the ions are strongly bound and not easily displaced

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Ionic Bonding- Brittleness

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Very Brittle- Shatter if you try to distort is. Distortion causes ions of like charges to come together and repel sharply

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13
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Covalent Bonding is between ________

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Covalent Bonding is between NON-METALS

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Covalent Bonding is the __________ of electrons

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Covalent Bonding is the SHARING of electrons

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Ionic Bonding is the ____________ of electrons

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Ionic Bonding is the TRANSFER of electrons

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16
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In covalent Bonding electrons are shared according to ______________

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In covalent Bonding electrons are shared according to ELECTRONEGATIVITY

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Covalent Bonding- Electroconductivity

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No- there are no mobile charged particles as the electrons are bound tightly to the atoms or are shared by atoms in covalent bonds

18
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Covalent Bonding- Melting and Boiling Points

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Low- the forces of attraction between molecules are weak, requiring a small amount of thermal energy to seperate

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Covalent Bonding- Hardness

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Soft- The molecules are weakly attracted to each other and are easily displaced

20
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What is Covalent Network?

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Do not form separate discrete molecules but a continuous network

21
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Covalent Network- Electrical Conductivity

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Poor- electrons are held tightly together on atoms or within covalent bonds, preventing electrons from moving through the lattice. Graphite is the exception as it has a free electron

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Covalent Network- Melting Point

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Very High- the atoms are bound by strong covalent bonds. In order to break the many covalent bonds a large amount of thermal energy is required

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Covalent Network- Hardness

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Strong- the atoms are strongly bound and not easily displaced

24
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Covalent Network- Brittleness

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Very Brittle- when a sufficient amount of force is applied to break the covalent bond, the lattice is distorted.

Covalent Networks shatter rather than deform

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What is Metallic Bonding?

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A Metallic Bonds are the delocalised electrons moving over tightly packed metal cations

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Metals- Density

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Very Dense- the particles present in Metals are tightly packed in a lattice

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Metals- Melting & Boiling Points

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High- a large amount of thermal energy is required to overcome the strong electrostatic attraction between the positive ions and delocalised electrons

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Metals- Heat and Electricity Conductors

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Very Good- the delocalised electrons transmit the energy through vibrations from one positive ions to its neighbour

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Difference between Metals and Covalent Network

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Metals have conduct electricity well, whereas Covalent Networks do not.

30
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Explain the difference in the Melting Points of different Metals.

E.g Potassium +1 is 64 degrees whereas Calcium Ca+2 is 850 degrees.

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Metallic Ca+2 has twice as many delocalised electrons which create an electrostatic attraction that is twice as strong between the electrons and positive ions.