Lesson 2: Ionic bonding+ Properties Flashcards

1
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What is an ionic bond?

A
  • A strong bond between metal and non- metal.
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2
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What holds positive and negative ions together to form ionic compound?

A
  • Electrostatic force holds negative and positive ions.
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3
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What structure do ionic compounds have?

A
  • Giant ionic lattices. Electrostatic force of attraction acts in all directions between oppositely- charged ions.
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4
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What is a giant ionic lattice?

A
  • A giant ionic lattice is a large, repeating structure made of oppositely charged ions.
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5
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Give 1 P and N of ball and stick models.

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P: show repeating pattern in all directions (not just surface)
N: spaces between ions suggests gas.

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6
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Give 1 P and N of 3D space- filled models.

A

A: Shows how close ions are
D: Only illustrates outermost layer of compound.

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7
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Give 1 P and N of 2D space- filled diagrams.

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P: shows how close the ions are.
N: No idea of 3D structure.

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8
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True or False

A salt crystal is an element that makes up a compound.

A
  • False! Salt crystal is a compound that contains millions of ions.
    Crystals have a square shape from lattice structure
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9
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What are crystals?

A
  • This is the structure ionic compounds form.

IT IS A GIANT IONIC LATTICE

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10
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What type of crystal structure do ionic compounds form?

A
  • Giant ionic lattices
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11
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What does molten mean?

A
  • Means melted/ liquid
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12
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What are the 3 properties of ionic compounds?

A
  • High melting and boiling points
  • Soluble
  • Conduct electricity when dissolved / molten
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13
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Why do ionic compounds have high melting and boiling points?

A
  • Strong electrostatic force of attraction between positive and negative ion.
  • Requires a lot of energy to break.
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14
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Why doesn’t distilled water conduct electricity?

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  • No dissolved ions that can carry the charge/current in circuit.
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15
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Why can’t an ionic solid conduct electricity?

A
  • Ions can’t move due to strong forces of attraction in all direction.
  • Ions can’t carry charge.
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16
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Why do ionic compounds conduct when in solution/ molten?

A
  • Ions are free to move/ and carry the charge (to allow current to flow)
17
Q

True or False…

In an ionic solution, the electrons move to allow charge to flow.

A

False.
- It is the ions that are moving.

18
Q

Why are ionic compounds hard?

A

1.) Have strong electrostatic forces that act in all directions.
2.) This forms lattice shape.
3.) Theses forces are hard to break.

19
Q

What is the P + N of the dot- cross diagram?

A

P: Shows where electrons come from.
N: Doesn’t give idea of shape of lattice.

20
Q

What is the empirical formula?

A
  • Just the normal formula for a compound.
    BUT
  • By diagram, count the ions for each element and put in simplest ratio.
21
Q

Describe the structure of NaCl

A
  • Giant ionic lattice made of Na⁺ and Cl⁻.
  • Opposites held by electrostatic force of attraction
  • This force acts in all directions and forms giant lattice of alternating ions.
22
Q

Why do solid ionic compounds not conduct electricity?

A
  • Ions can’t move due to electrostatic forces of attraction in all direction
23
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Q.)

Describe, in terms of electron arrangement, the type of bonding in:

(i) The compound sodium chloride

A
  • Sodium outer shell = 1
  • Chlorine outer shell = 7
  • Sodium loses 1 electron
  • Chlorine gains 1 electron
  • Sodium = Na+, chlorine = Cl-
  • Ions held by ionic bond
24
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Why do elements react?

A
  • Elements react to achieve a full outer energy level.
  • Have electronic structure of noble gas.
25
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Describe what happens when sodium reacts with chlorine (4)

A
  • One electron
  • Passes from sodium atom
  • To chlorine atom
  • Both atoms achieve a full outer- energy level.