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Chemical Bonding? (Valence)
Valence are electrons are the only electrons involved in chemical Bonding
Who discovered the Octet rule
Gilbert Lewis
What is the Octet/duet Rule
When trying to form compounds, atoms tend to achieve the electron configuration of a noble gass
atoms having 8 electrons on outer shell
Hydrogen is the only exception
What do atoms of metals tend to do
they tend to lose their electron leaving a complete octet in the next lowest energy
Ionic Bond
Happens with metals to non metals
Basically steals electrons
Results in anion and cation sharing
Happens when electronegativity is above 2
Formula unit?
Metallic Bonds
Metals to Metals
The forces of attraction between the free floating valence electrons and the positively charged metal ions.
Basically holds metals together
sea of electrons?
it is a lattice pattern (regular repeating pattern)
all the atoms are positive
Covalent Bonds
happens in non metals
Shared
happens when difference is less than 1.7
Atoms share electron
Can be polar or non polar
Covalent Bonds (Polar)
Difference is 0.5 - 1.7
one atom is getting slightly pulled away
Covalent Bond (Non polar) (pure)
Difference is less than 0.5
The electrons are shared evenly
No partial charges
Glue together to form one or more molecule
Electronegativity
The ability of an atom to attract an electron to itself within a chemical bond
Metallic Compounds
Malleable (bent into any shape)
Ductility
conduct heat and electricity
high melting and boiling point
Ductility
Able to be drawn to thin wires
Ionic Compounds
always crystal solid at room temp
high boiling and melting point (thousand degree or more)
Conduct electricity when dissolved
Molecular Compound
usually liquids or gasses
some solids are sugars
low melting and boiling points
strong odor
Law of Multiple Proportions
Discovered by John Dalton
when two elements combine to form a compound the masses of the two elements have a ration of whole numbers