Ionic Bonding Flashcards

1
Q

What are ionic compounds made of

A

Oppositely charged ions held together by electrostatic attraction

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2
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Key features of a Ionic compound

A
  • regular structure
  • Cubic shape
  • giant repeating pattern
  • high melting point
  • brittle
    Giant ionic lattice
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3
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Why are ionic compounds brittle

A
  • When struck layers slide
  • you get positive ions next to each other
  • they repel and structure breaks into pieces
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4
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How does size of charge on ion affect bond strength

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  • The bigger the charge on ion
  • stronger electrostatic attraction
  • Higher BP
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5
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How does size of ion (radius) affect strength of bond

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  • Smaller the ion the stronger the electrostatic attraction
  • Smaller ions can pack together more closely
  • more energy required to overcome forces
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6
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Isoelectric ions

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Different atoms and ions with same number of electrons
Eg: Na+ = 10 electrons
Mg2+ = 10 electrons

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7
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Name a source of evidence of charged particles

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Electrolysis

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8
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Describe the process electrolysis of copper chromate on wet filter paper

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1- copper chromate placed on wet filter paper in middle
2- positive copper ions move to negative cathode
3- negative chromate ions move to positive anode

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