Compounds & Molecular Structures Flashcards

1
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Ionic Bonds

A

Electrostatic force between oppositely charged particles

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2
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Crystal Lattice

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The formation of large numbers of positive and negative ions existing together in a ratio

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3
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Disassociate

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Break into ions

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4
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Electrolytes

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Ions free to move in a solution and can conduct electricity well

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5
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Malleable

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Able to be hammered into a thin sheet

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6
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Ductile

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Able to be drawn out into a thin wire

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7
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Metallic Bonds

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The attraction of a metallic cation for delocalized electrons

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8
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Alloy

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A mixture of elements that have metallic properties

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9
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Covalent bond

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A result of non metals sharing valence electrons

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10
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Molecule

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Formed when 2 or atoms bond covalently.

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11
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Sigma bond

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Electron pair is shared in an area centred between the 2 atoms

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12
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Pi Bond

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When parallel orbitals overlap to share electrons

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13
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Multiple covalent bonds

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Contains 1 sigma bond and at least 1 Pi bond

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14
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Bond length

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Distance between nuclei

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15
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Bond disassociation energy

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Amount of energy required to break a specific covalent bond

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16
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London dispersion forces

A

Weak force caused by temporary shifts of electron density in electron clouds between NON POLAR molecules

17
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DIPOLE DIPOLE

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An attraction between positive and negative regions of POLAR MOLECULES

18
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Hydrogen Bonding

A

Dipole dipole attraction between hydrogen atoms and highly electronegative fluorine, nitrogen, and oxygen atoms

19
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Intermolecular

A

The weak forces of attraction between individual molecules

London dispersion, dipole dipole, hydrogen bonding

20
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INTRAMOLECULAR

A

Polar, non polar, ionic

Attractive forces

21
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Non-polar covalent

A

Symmetrical, equal sharing of electrons

22
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Polar covalent

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Unsymmetrical, unequal sharing of electrons

23
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Ionic compounds

A
  • most are salts
  • exothermic reaction bc resulting compound is so stable
  • can conduct electricity while aqueous or liquid
  • high melting points
24
Q

PRACTICE LEWIS STRUCTURES FOR POLYATOMICS RIGHT NOW

A

5 NOW

25
Q

Do VSEPR model naming and stuff

A

Ya

26
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Linear

A
  • 180
  • 2 bonding pairs
  • no lone pairs
27
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Trigonal Planar

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  • 120
  • 3 bonding pairs
  • no lone pairs
28
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Tetrahedral

A
  • 109.5
  • 4 bonding pairs
  • no lone pairs
29
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Trigonal Pyramidal

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  • 107.3
  • 3 bonding pairs
  • 1 lone pair
30
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Bent

A
  • 104.5
  • 2 bonding pairs
  • 2 lone pairs