intro to bonding Flashcards

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why are noble gases very inert (very unreactive)

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noble gases are very inert (very unreactive) because they have a full outer shell of electrons so are very stable. they will not lose nor gain electrons

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other elements must form …. in order to obtain this stability.

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other elements must form compounds in order to obtain this stability.

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3
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Ions are?

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Ions are charged particles that form when an atom gains or loses an electron

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4
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the group number in the periodic table tells us?

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the group number in the periodic table tells us the number or electrons on the outer shell

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5
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metal atoms will lose … to form …

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metal atoms will lose electrons to form positive ions

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6
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ionic bonding occurs between

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ionic bonbding occurs between a metal and a non metal

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7
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ionic bonding definition

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Strong electrostatic force of attraction between oppositely charged ions

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7
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ionic bonding definition

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Strong electrostatic force of attraction between oppositely charged ions

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8
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what structure do ionic solids have

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giant lattice structure

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9
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limitations in ionic diagram structure

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in reality there r no gaps between ions, ions are different sizes

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10
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in ionic formula the lowest whole number ratio of ions in the lattice is used its called …

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in ionic formula the lowest whole number ratio of ions in the lattice is used its called empirical formula

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11
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centre = 1, face = 1/2, edge = 1/4, corner = 1/8

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12
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covalent bonding definition

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sharing of pairs of outer shell electrons between non metal atoms, each single bond contains 2 electrons this allows the bonding atoms to obtain the same arrangement as a noble gas

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covalent bonding definition

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sharing of pairs of outer shell electrons between non metal atoms, each single bond contains 2 electrons this allows the bonding atoms to obtain the same arrangement as a noble gas

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14
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what structure do covalent substances have

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simple covalent molecules

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15
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molecular formula is …

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actual number of each atom in the formula

16
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model limitations

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atoms are different sizes, atoms constantly vibrate and move, in reality there r no gaps/lines between atoms, single bonds rotate

17
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what covalent substances have much larger strcutures

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diamond, graphite and silicon dioxide they have giant covalent lattices

18
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metals have metallic bonding what is the definition of metallic bonding

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a strong electrostatic force of attraction between positive metal ions and a sea of delocalised electrons

19
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why do metals have a high melting point

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because alot of energy is needed to overcome the strong metallic bond

20
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structure of metals

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giant metallic structure

21
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what 3 things have a giant covalent lattice

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diamond, graphite and silicon dioxide

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23
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what do most covalent structures exist as

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simple covalent molecules