paper 2 Flashcards

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electric current

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is the flow of the electrons or ions

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2
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when do ionic compounds conduct electricity?

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when molten or in solution

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3
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why can’t solid ionic compounds conduct electricity?

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because the ions aren’t able to move around

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4
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why can dissolved ionic compounds conduct electricity?

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when it is dissolved the ions separate and are able to move in the solution

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4
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why can molten ionic compounds conduct electricity?

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the ions are able to move when an ionic compound melts

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5
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how are metals held together?

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by metallic bonding

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6
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how does metallic bonding occur?

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  • metals have a giant structure of positive ions surrounded by a sea of delocalised electrons
  • electrostatic attractions between nuclei of positive ions and the electrons
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7
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metallic bonding

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the electrostatic attractions between the nuclei of the positive ions and the electrons

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8
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why are metals good conductors of electricity and heat?

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  • delocalised electrons move
  • metals conduct electricity
  • energy can be transferred through material
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9
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why are metals malleable?

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the layers of ions in a metal can slide over each other

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10
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what does malleable mean?

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e.g. metals can be hammered

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