ionic bonding Flashcards

1
Q

how are ions arranged in a compound

A

giant ionic lattice

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2
Q

what is the top number

A

mass number

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3
Q

what is the bottom number

A

atomic number

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4
Q

what the period (row) equate to

A

number of shells

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5
Q

what does the group (column) equate to

A

no. of electrons in outer shell

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6
Q

what is an ionic bond

A

the electrostatic attraction between oppositely charged ions

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7
Q

what is the charge of a non-metal ion

A

negative

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8
Q

what is the charge of a metal ion

A

positive

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9
Q

charge of ammonium ion (NH4)

A

1+

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10
Q

charge of hydroxide ion (OH)

A

1-

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11
Q

charge of nitrate ion (NO3)

A

1-

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12
Q

charge of sulphate ion (SO4)

A

2-

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13
Q

charge of carbonate ion (CO3)

A

2-

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14
Q

how to show an ionic bond

A

dot and cross diagram

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15
Q

why do ionic bonds have high melting points

A
  • ionic bonds are very strong
  • in a giant ionic lattice there are lots bonds
  • requires lots of energy to break
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16
Q

why do ionic compounds only conduct electricity when molten

A

because ions can move freely

17
Q

why are giant ionic structures brittle

A
  • when hit, layers of ions slide over each other
  • so ions with the same charge end up next to each other
  • like charges repel
  • structure breaks