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EL 7 (part 2) Flashcards

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1
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What is a compound?

A

Atoms of different elements which are chemically bonded

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2
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What is ionic bonding?

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The electrostatic attraction between oppositely charged ions

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3
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What is metallic bonding?

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The electrostatic attraction between positive metal ions and delocalised electrons

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4
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What substances have a macro molecular structure?

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Polymers

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What substances have a covalent network structure?

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Some elements in group 4 and some of their compounds

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6
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What substances have a simple molecular structure?

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  • Some non-metal/non-metal compounds
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7
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What are the giant lattice structures?

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Ionic, covalent network, metallic

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8
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What are the covalent molecular structures?

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Simple molecular and macromolecular

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9
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Examples of ionic structures

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Sodium chloride and calcium oxide

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10
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Examples of covalent network structures

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Diamond, graphite, silica

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Examples of metallic structures

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Sodium, copper, iron

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12
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Examples of simple molecular structures

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CO2, H2O, Cl2

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13
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Examples of macromolecular structures

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Polythene, proteins, DNA

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14
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What type of particles do ionic structures contain?

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Ions

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15
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What type of particles do covalent network structures contain?

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Atoms

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What type of particles do metallic structures contain?

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Positive ions surrounded by delocalised electrons

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17
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What type of particles do simple molecular structures contain?

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Small molecules

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18
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What type of particles do macromolecular structures contain?

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Long-chain molecules

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19
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How are the particles in an ionic structure bonded together?

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Strong ionic bonds between oppositely charged ions

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20
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How are the particles in covalent network structure bonded together?

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Strong covalent bonds

21
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How are the particles in a metallic structure bonded together?

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Strong metallic bonds

22
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How are the particles in simple molecular and macromolecular structures bonded together?

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  • Weak intermolecular bonds between molecules
  • strong covalent bonds between the atoms within molecules
23
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What is melting and boiling point like in ionic structures?

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High

24
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What is melting and boiling point like in covalent network structures?

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Very high

25
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What is melting and boiling point like in metallic structures?

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Generally high (except mercury)

26
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What is melting and boiling point like in simple molecular structures?

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Low

27
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What is melting and boiling point like in macromolecular structures?

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Moderate - often decompose on heating

28
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What is hardness like in ionic structures?

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Hard but brittle

29
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What is melting and boiling point like in covalent network structures?

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Very hard (if three-dimensional)

30
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What is melting and boiling point like in metallic structures?

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Hard but malleable

31
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What is melting and boiling point like in simple molecular structures?

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Soft

32
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What is melting and boiling point like in macromolecular structures?

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Variable - many are soft but often flexible

33
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What is electrical conductivity like in an ionic structure?

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Electrolytes only conduct when molten or dissolved in water

34
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What is electrical conductivity like in a covalent network structure?

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Do not normally conduct - except graphite

35
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What is electrical conductivity like in a metallic structure?

A

Conduct when solid or liquid

36
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What is electrical conductivity like in a simple molecular and macromolecular structure?

A

Do not conduct

37
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What is solubility in water like in ionic structures?

A

Often soluble

38
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What is solubility in water like in covalent network structures?

A

Insoluble

39
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What is solubility in water like inmetallic structures?

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Insoluble (but some react)

40
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What is solubility in water like in simple molecular structures?

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Usually insoluble
- unless molecules contain groups which can hydrogen bond with water

41
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What is solubility in water like in macromolecular structures?

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Usually insoluble

42
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What is solubility in non-polar solvents like in macromolecular structures?

A

Sometimes soluble

43
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What is solubility in non-polar solvents like in simple molecular structures?

A

Usually soluble

44
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What is solubility in non-polar solvents like in metallic structures?

A

Insoluble

45
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What is solubility in non-polar solvents like in covalent network structures?

A

Insoluble

46
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What is solubility in non-polar solvents like in ionic structures?

A

Insoluble

47
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Why do metals have good electrical conductivity?

A

Delocalised electrons can move freely

48
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Why are metals ductile?

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The free movement of delocalised electrons allows atoms on layers to slide past each other

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