Revision of Chemistry (April >>>) (follow along with jotter when revising these cards.) Flashcards

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What is the difference between an element and a compound?

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a compound has 2 or more elements that are chemically bonded, and element is a substance made of only 1 atom

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How is an ion formed?

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When an atom loses or gains electrons

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3
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What does the term diatomic mean

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a molecule that contains 2 atoms

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4
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what are the 7 diatomic elements?

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Hydrogen,oxygen,nitrogen,fluorine,chlorine,bromine,iodine

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5
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why do atoms bond?

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to gather a full outer shell of electrons (Stable)

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6
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how do atoms bond?

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By sharing or transferring electrons.

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what are the three types of bonding, and do they bond with metals or non metals?

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ionic, metal and non metal,
Covalent, non metals
Metallic, metals

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what kind of bonding would you find with the diatomic elements?

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Covalent

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9
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what is an ionic bond

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an ionic bond is the electrostatic attraction between positive and negative ions

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10
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What type of diagram is made for a ionic bond?

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lattice

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11
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what is a metallic bond?

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a metallic bond is the electrostatic attraction between metal ions and delocalised electrons

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what does delocalised mean?

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free to move

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13
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draw a metallic lattice

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(metallic lattice diagram)

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14
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draw a ionic lattice

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(ionic lattice diagram)

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15
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what is a covalent bond?

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a covalent bond is the mutual attraction of 2 positive nuclei for a shared pair of electrons

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what are the two types of covalent bonding?

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covalent network
covalent molecular

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17
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what is a molecule?

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a fixed number of atoms bonded together (e.g water H20)

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18
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state the molecule, shape and structure for Hydrogen

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H2, linear, single bond

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19
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state the molecule, shape and structure for water

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H2O, angular, double bond

20
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state the molecule, shape and structure for Ammonia

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NH3,trigonal pyramidal, triple bond

21
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state the molecule, shape and structure for Methane

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CH4, tetrahedral, quadruple bond

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what is a covalent network?

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a covalent network is made when an infinite number of atoms are covalently bonded together. The number of atoms involved depends on the size of the sample

23
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what makes carbon different from other non metals?

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it conducts electricity

24
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how many bonds does graphite have?

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how many bonds does a diamond have?
4
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is diamond and graphite elements or compounds?
elements as they are both made from just pure carbon.
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what is the written formula for sand?
Silicon Dioxide - SiO2
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At what temperature does covalent molecular melt at? Why?
low, since it has a weak intermolecular force
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At what temperature does covalent network melt at? Why?
high, since their strong covalent bonds need to be broken
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At what temperature does ionic melt at? Why?
high, strong electrostatic attraction
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At what temperature does metallic melt at? Why?
high with the exception of mercury, due to strong electrostatic attraction
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Is covalent moleculars conductive? Why
no since there are no free moving charges
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Is covalent networks conductive? why
no except graphite since it has delocalised electrons
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Is ionics conductive? why
only when in a solution or molten since ions are free to move
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Is metallics conductive? why
yes they have delocalised electrons which allow the electricity to flow
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is covalent molecular soluable? why
in some things but not always water
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is covalent network soluable?
no
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is ionic soluable?
yes in water
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is metals soluable?
no dont dissolve in anything
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⚫-------⚫ what is this called
line
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---------⚫ / \ / \ ⚫ ⚫
angular
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⚫---------⚫ / \ / \ ⚫ ⚫
trigonal pyramid
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⚫-------------⚫----------⚫ / \ / \ ⚫ ⚫
tetrahedral
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what are all of these diagrams called?
covalent molecular shapes
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what two types of bond have a lattice?
metallic and ionic