Earth Chemistry: Bonds Flashcards

1
Q

What are isotopes?

A

Atoms of the same element that have a different number of neutrons

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2
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Give a definition for chemical bonds

A

When two atoms are held together by interactions between their electrons

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3
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Describe how an Ionic Bond is formed

A

When one or more electrons actually move from one atom to another, the atom that gives up its electron has a positive charge and the one that gains it has a negative charge. The attraction between the two oppositely charged atoms forms an ionic bond

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4
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Ionic solids are formed from _____ ______.

Example: ______ _______ aka table salt

A

Ionic
Bonds
Sodium
Chloride

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5
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Describe how a Covalent Bond is formed

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When two or a few atoms share one or more electrons. The electron in the highest energy levels can move around both atoms. Each atom is more stable.

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6
Q

Covalent bonds form _________. An example of this is _____.

A

Molecules

Water/H2O

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7
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Describe how Metallic Bonds are formed

A

When many atoms share many electrons. Atoms of certain elements bond together with metallic bonds. The electrons move freely among all the atoms.

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8
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What are the two special properties associated with metallic bonds?

A

Ductility

Conducting electricity

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9
Q

Example of metallic bonds

A

Gold
Tin
Bronze

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