Lesson 2: Ionic bonding+ Properties Flashcards
What is an ionic bond?
- A strong bond between metal and non- metal.
What holds positive and negative ions together to form ionic compound?
- Electrostatic force holds negative and positive ions.
What structure do ionic compounds have?
- Giant ionic lattices. Electrostatic force of attraction acts in all directions between oppositely- charged ions.
What is a giant ionic lattice?
- A giant ionic lattice is a large, repeating structure made of oppositely charged ions.
Give 1 P and N of ball and stick models.
P: show repeating pattern in all directions (not just surface)
N: spaces between ions suggests gas.
Give 1 P and N of 3D space- filled models.
A: Shows how close ions are
D: Only illustrates outermost layer of compound.
Give 1 P and N of 2D space- filled diagrams.
P: shows how close the ions are.
N: No idea of 3D structure.
True or False
A salt crystal is an element that makes up a compound.
- False! Salt crystal is a compound that contains millions of ions.
Crystals have a square shape from lattice structure
What are crystals?
- This is the structure ionic compounds form.
IT IS A GIANT IONIC LATTICE
What type of crystal structure do ionic compounds form?
- Giant ionic lattices
What does molten mean?
- Means melted/ liquid
What are the 3 properties of ionic compounds?
- High melting and boiling points
- Soluble
- Conduct electricity when dissolved / molten
Why do ionic compounds have high melting and boiling points?
- Strong electrostatic force of attraction between positive and negative ion.
- Requires a lot of energy to break.
Why doesn’t distilled water conduct electricity?
- No dissolved ions that can carry the charge/current in circuit.
Why can’t an ionic solid conduct electricity?
- Ions can’t move due to strong forces of attraction in all direction.
- Ions can’t carry charge.