Ionic Bonding Flashcards

1
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When does ionic bonding occur?

A

In compounds formed from metals combined with non metals.

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2
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What type of atoms are involved in ionic bonding?

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Atoms that are metals and non metals that combine to make a compound.

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3
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What happens to electrons on each type of atom?

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Electrons are transferred from metals to the nonmetal atoms to form ions.

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4
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What are ionic compounds made up of?

A

Ions.

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5
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What are the forces between the ions called?

A

Electrostatic attractions.

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6
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What do ionic compounds form?

A

Ionic compounds form giant structures called ionic lattices; these involve more than two ions attracted to each other.
(E.g Na+ ion is attracted to a Cl- ion)

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7
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Why is the melting point high for ionic compounds?

A

There are strong electrostatic forces between the ions.

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8
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Can distilled water conduct electricity ?

A

No. The particles do not carry a charge.

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9
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Can molten NaCl conduct electricity?

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Yes. The (ions) are charged and free to move.

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10
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Can solid NaCl conduct electricity?

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No. The ions are charged but not free to move

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11
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Why can tap water conduct electricity?

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Tapwater contains ions (minerals) , Meaning the ions dissolved in the water conduct electricity.

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