Ionic bonding Flashcards

1
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ionic bonding

A

electrostatic attraction between ions of opposite charges

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2
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strength of ionic bonds

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stronger than intermolecular forces

weaker than covalent bonds

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3
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electrostatic force

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the mutual attraction of unlike charges

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4
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ions

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atoms or molecules that gain or lose an electron and become charged

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5
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what are positive ions called ?

A

cations

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6
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what are negative ions called ?

A

anions

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7
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compound ion

A

An ion which is made of multiple ions

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8
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formulae of carbonate ions

A

CO32-

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9
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formulae of nitrate ions

A

NO3-

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10
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formulae of hydroxide ions

A

OH-

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11
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formulae of sulphate ions

A

SO42-

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12
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formulae of ammonium ions

A

NH4+

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13
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How can ionic formulae be calculated?

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by balancing charge

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14
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What doe the principle of electroneutrality state ?

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the overall charge must be zero

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15
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What doe the principle of electroneutrality state ?

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the overall charge must be zero

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16
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when do ionic compounds form?

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form when millions of metal ions transfer their outer electrons to millions of non metal atoms at the same time

17
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ionic lattice

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giant structures that are held together by strong electrostatic forces between the positive and negative ions

18
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empirical formulae

A

simplest ratio of ions possible