Structures Of Atoms Flashcards

1
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Structure of simple molecular structure

A

Small discrete molecules

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2
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Structure of giant covalent structure

A

giant lattice of atoms

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3
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Structure of giant ionic structure

A

giant lattice of ions

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4
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Structure of giant metallic structure

A

giant lattice of metal ions surrounded by a ‘sea’ of delocalized electrons

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5
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Bonds holding constituent particles for simple molecular structure

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strong covalent bonds bind atoms together within a molecule; separate molecules are attracted by weak intermolecular forces (e.g. van der Waals’ forces)

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6
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Bonds holding constituent particles for giant covalent structure

A

covalent bonds link atoms throughout the network structure

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7
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Bonds holding constituent particles for giant ionic structure

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ionic bonds link oppositely charged ions throughout the structure

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8
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Bonds holding constituent particles for giant metallic structure

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metallic bonds link the metal ions (positively charged) and the ‘sea’ of electrons (negatively charged)

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9
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State under room conditions of simple molecular structure

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gases, volatile liquids or solids of low melting points

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10
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State under room conditions of giant covalent structure

A

Solids

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11
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State under room conditions of giant ionic structures

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Solids

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12
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State under room conditions of giant metallic structure

A

Solids (except mercury)

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13
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Melting point of simple molecular structure

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Low

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14
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Melting point of giant covalent structures

A

Very high

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15
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Melting point of giant ionic structure

A

High

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16
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Melting point of giant metallic structure

A

Usually high

17
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Hardness of solid form of simple molecular structure

A

Soft

18
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Hardness of solid form of giant covalent structure

A

Usually hard

19
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Hardness of solid form of giant ionic structure

A

Hard

20
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Hardness of solid form of giant metallic structure

A

Usually hard

21
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Solubility in water of simple molecular structure

A

Most are insoluble

22
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Solubility in water of giant covalent structure

A

Insoluble

23
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Solubility in water of giant ionic structure

A

Most are soluble

24
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Solubility in water of giant metallic structure

A

insoluble (except where there is reaction with water)

25
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Solubility in non-aqueous solvents of simple molecular structure

A

Generally soluble

26
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Solubility in non-aqueous solvents of giant covalent structure

A

Insoluble

27
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Solubility in non-aqueous solvents of giant ionic structure

A

Insoluble

28
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Solubility in non-aqueous solvents of giant metallic structure

A

Insoluble

29
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Electrical conductivity of simple molecular structure

A

non-conductors Note: A few (e.g. hydrogen chloride) react with water to form a solution which conducts electricity

30
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Electrical conductivity of giant covalent structure

A

non-conductors (except graphite)

31
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Electrical conductivity of giant ionic structure

A

non-conductors when solid; good conductors when molten or in aqueous solution

32
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Electrical conductivity of giant metallic structure

A

good conductors