DAT chapter 3 molecular structure and geometry Flashcards

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ionic bond properties

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high melting point, high boiling point, brittle hard

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2
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what keeps ionic together

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ionic interactions

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3
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molecular bond properties

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low melting point, do not conduct electricity

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4
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what keeps molecular bonds together

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intermolecular forces

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5
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network covalent bond properties

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high melting point, high boiling points, hard, do not conduct electrictity

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6
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What keeps network covalent bonds together

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network of covalent bond

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7
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Example of network covalent

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diamond, graphite, sio2

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8
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Metallic bonds properties

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variable hardness and melting points, conduct electricity, conduct heat, lustrous (shiny)

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9
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What keeps metallic bonds together

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metallic bonding

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10
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What is lattice energy

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energy required to completely separate an ionic compounds cations from its anion

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11
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Lattice energy

larger charges=

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larger charges = larger lattice energy

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12
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Lattice energy

shorter bond distance (smaller ions) =

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larger lattice energy

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13
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Formal charge formula

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Formal charge = V.E - bats - balls

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14
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ionic (metal and nonmetal) exception

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nh4 no3- po43- so42-

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15
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How to check if a molecule is polar

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molecule is polar if there are diff terminal atoms or lone pair around central atom.
Either one checks off, then it’s polar

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