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What is relative isotopic mass
mass of isotopes relative to 1/12th of mass of carbon-12
What is relative atomic mass
mass of an element relative to 1/12th of mass of carbon-12
what is electron gun
shoots electrons at vapourised sample and knocks off electrons
what is first ionisation energy
energy required to remove an electron of one mole gaseous atom to form a +1 ion mole
what is second ionisation energy
energy required to remove an electron of one mole gaseous +1 atom to form a +2 ion mole
what is sande
shielding
attractions
nuclear charge
distance
what are atomic orbitals
tell us the probability of finding an electron in an area
what do atomic orbitals depend on
shape, energy and direction
chromium and copper rules
chromium half fill 3d before 4s
copper full fill 3d before 4s
metallic bonding melting/boiling
energy required to overcome electrostatic attractions between delocal electrons and cations
metallic bonding elec conductors
they have a sea of delocal electrons that conduct current
forces of simple and giant covalent bonding
giant - more intermolecular forces
simple - have less intermolecular forces
ionic bonding melting/boiling
have a strong electrostatic force of attractions so require lot of energy to overcome
ionic bonding conducts elec when molten or aque
ions are free to move and carry charge
ionic bonding soluble
they are polar molecular and in water get conducted by oxygen and hydrogen