Covalent compounds and Seperation Techniques Flashcards

1
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What happens is covalent bonding

A

Electrons are shared

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2
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Fill in the gap:

When atoms make _________ bonds with 1 or more atoms,they form a ____________

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  1. Covalent

2. Molecule

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3
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What are the two types of covalent substances?

A
  1. Simple molecular covalent substances

2. Giant molecular covalent substances

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4
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Fill in the gap:

In simple molecular covalent substances, the inter-molecular forces between the molecules are very ___.

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  1. Weak
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5
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Why don’t simple molecular substances conduct electricity?

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There are no ions

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6
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Fill in the gap:

A giant molecular covalent substance is similar to an ionic lattice, except that there are ___________ ions

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  1. No charged
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7
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Give two examples of a giant covalent substance

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1.Diamond

2Graphite

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8
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Unlike other giant covalent substances, why can graphite conduct electricity?

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  1. There are spare (delocalised electrons) which are free to move
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9
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What is immiscible?

A

When two liquids cant mix together

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10
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What is miscible?

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When two liquids can mix together

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11
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What can be used to separate to immiscible liquids?

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A separating funnel

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12
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What can be used to separate miscible liquids?

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Fractional distillation

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