Structure and Properties of Ionic and Covalent ch3 Flashcards
ionic compound consist of
cation with an anion true or false?
true
attraction of opposite charge and has electrostaticforce strong and hold ions togather like ion pair
ionic bond
The _____________________of the superscripts are
placed as _________________________ for the subscripts.
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subscripts
numerical value.
is a real number regardless of its sign
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numer ical
in ionic compound we want __________
the smallest whole number
Notice that there is one positive polyatomic cation
called the ________
ammonium ion
covalent compound
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covalent
3A elements have a total of ________valence electrons, most of these elements form _____ cations and this law goes for all
1-3
2-3
two or more atoms form a chemical bond and the atoms are held togather in characterstic by attractive force
the chemical bond
Ionic versus covalent
ionic transfer
covalent share
metal tend to form__________becuase they have low _________and nonmetal tend to form _______becuase they have high _________
1-cation
2-low ioniziation
3-anion
4-high ioniziation
ionic example :
crystal lattice
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cry stal latt ice
Element whose atoms strongly attract electron are _______
electronegative element
High electronegative=
bility to attract electron
melting point
the temperature at which a solid is converted to liquid
boiling point
temperature at which a liquid converted to gas
ionic bond has melting point and boiling _________than covalent and has regular structure ,
covalent has no regular structure or _________
ionic is more ________than covalent
1-greater
2-amorphous
3-soluble
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amor ph ous
ionic compound dissolved in water called __________and solution would be _____________
1-Electrolytes
2-electrolyic solution
put elements in order in which the staplest element :
O more stable
H
N=nonreactive
why is nitrogen nonreactive ?
because nitrogen makes up about 80% of atmosphere and oxygen just 20%
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tmo sphere
put bond in order in which the staplest element and most energy :
triple bond=stable , more energy
douple
single
solubility
the maximum amount of solute that dissolve in given amount of solvent at specific temperature
example on solubility :
ammonia and water=both polar
oli and water=non polar