Ionic bonding Flashcards

1
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what happens when bonds are formed in terms of energy?

A

energy is released

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2
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What happens in terms of energy when bonds are broken?

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energy needs to be taken in to overcome the attractive forces (bonds)

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3
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What is endothermic?

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process where energy is needed

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4
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What is exothermic?

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process where energy is given out

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5
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what is metallic bonding?

A

between the atoms of metals

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6
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what is ionic bonding?

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the electrostatic attraction between two oppositely charged ions

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7
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What is covalent bonding?

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occurs when two atoms share a pair or electrons

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8
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what are intermolecular forces?

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weak bonds that attract induvidual molecules to one another
prevents the molecules spreading out

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9
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Which ion loses electrons?

A

+ ion = metal

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10
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Which ion gains electrons?

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  • ion = non-metal
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11
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What is a simple ion?

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an ion formed from a single atom

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12
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What is a polyatomic ion?

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a small group of atoms held together by covalent bonds with a net charge

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13
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How are ions arranged in an ionic compound?

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a giant ionic lattice
3 dimentional network of alternating + and - ions
it is held together by electrostatic attraction

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14
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Why do ionic compounds have a high boiling and melting point?

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theres a stron electrostatic attraction between ions that need to be broken
a lot of energy is needed to overcome the attractive forces
the higher the charge- the more energy needed + higher bp and Mp

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15
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How do ionic compounds conduct electricity?

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energy enables charged particles to move freely
ionic compounds as a solid do not contain mobile electrons = ions cant move bc they are locked by strong ionic bonds
ions can move when molten/ aqueous = ionic compound can conduct when molten/ aqueous

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16
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What is a giant ionic lattice?

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a regular array of alternating + and - ions

17
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Why are most ionic compounds soluble in water?

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water is polar and the water molecules are attracted to the + and - ions in the compound

18
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How do water molecules bond to ionic compound ions?

A

electrostatic attraction because of an ion-dipole bond

19
Q

How does an ionic compound dissolve due to ion-dipole bonds?

A

the formation of ion-dipole bonds releases enough energy to overcome the strong attraction between ions

20
Q

Why dont ionic compounds dissolve in organic solvent?

A

it is not polar and will not form ion-dipole bonds

21
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Why can’t some ionic compounds dissolve in water?

A

the attraction between ions are too powerful to be overcome by the formation of ion-dipole bonds