Lecture 1 Flashcards

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1
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What determines the nature of chemical bond between atoms

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Distribution pattern of electrons in atoms orbital
No of electrons
Enegativity

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2
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Bohr atomic model:
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• Electrons revolve around the nucleus in discrete orbitals
Nucleus
Nucleus ~ 10-14 m diameter surrounded by electron cloud. Atomic diameter ~ 10-10 m
~ 99.98% of mass is in nucleus & most of volume is electron cloud.

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3
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Wave like mechanical model

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Elec have both wave and particle like properties
Elec In orbitals determined by probability distribution
Energy is quantized

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4
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What is the probability distribution

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Unlike bones fixed orbitals electrons are classified by a probability distribution or e clouds.
These clouds represent the region where the electron is likely to be

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5
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What does it mean when we say energy for electrons is quantized in wave like mech model

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Electrons can exist only in specific energy levels but can jump to higher when absorb energy and to lower when lose energy and this is called quantum jumping

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6
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Valence electrons

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Involved I. The atoms chemical interactions and determine its behaviors

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7
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E negativity range

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.7 to 4

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8
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Quantu, numbers

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N principle energy describes energy level
L subsidiary orbitals shape of orbitals ( s p d f)
ML ,agnetic orientation of orbitals from -l to l
Ms spin from -.5 and .5

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9
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Elec energy state

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Electrons tend to occupy lowest energy state

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10
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Why do atoms bond

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To reduce energy state since everything tends to low free e state

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11
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Interatomic spacing

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Caused by balanced between rep and attrc forces

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12
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Attractive force

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Depends on type of bond

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13
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Repulsive force

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Occurs due to second atom getting too close and electron clouds interactions of two atoms

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14
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Net force of atoms

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Balance of the two forces

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15
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Boeing energy

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Minimum , energy when forces are balanced and net force=zero and is the amount of energy required to break the bond

Higher mean higher strength and melting point

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16
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Ionic bonds bonding energy

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Strong bonds therefore strong bond energy 600-1500

17
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How do ionic bonds attract each other

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Through coulombic forces

18
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During ionic bonding what happens to the ions

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Anions same
Cations shrink

19
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When to elements are close to each other what bond are they most likely to make

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Covalent

20
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Strength of cb

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Can be strong or weak if strong don’t distort I
Easy

21
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To back and review
Energy and force graph
Types of bonds
Dipoles

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22
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Rs btweeen melt tmp and bonding energy

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Increase as Eo increase

23
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Rs btweeen elastic modulus and bonding energy

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Increase as Eo increase

24
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Rs btweeen thermal expansion and bonding energy

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Increasesa as Eo decrease

25
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How do can appear

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Weak even tho strong

26
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Hybridization

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Hybridization, which is mixing of atomic orbitals, occurs in covalently bonded elements