Unit 2 Chapter 4 Flashcards
ionic bonds
electrostatic forces of attraction between oppositely charged cations (+) and anions (–).
Octet rule
main-group elements tend
to undergo reactions that leave them with eight outer-shell electrons
Oppositely charged ions ______ and form _____ _____.
attract, ionic bonds
formula unit
simplest ratio of ions in lattice
Lattice energy
the potential energy of the attraction between positive and negative ions (strength of ionic bond)
Lattice energy increases as _____ (_) increases
charge (z)
Lattice energy decreases as ______ (_) increases
distance (d)
Referring to lattice energy, ____ the magnitude = ______ the ionic bond
larger, stronger
Energy required to completely separate one mole of a solid ionic compound into gaseous ions
lattice energy
When comparing both charge magnitude and distance, _____ _____ affects lattice energy much more than distance.
charge magnitude
Covalent bond
bond that results from the the mutual attraction of atoms for a “shared” pair of electrons
In a covalent bond atoms in a molecule share electrons so that each atom satisfies the _____ ____.
octet rule
Each covalent bond gives
that atom access to
another _____ ______.
shared electron
Every bond has an
optimal _____ _____.
bond length
Electronegativity (EN)
measure of the tendency of an atom to attract electrons (shared electron distribution)
electronegativity increases from _____ to _____.
left to right
electronegativity increases up a _____
group (column)
Pure covalent bond (nonpolar)
equal sharing of e–
Polar covalent bond
unequal sharing of e–
Ionic bond
non-covalent bond with no sharing of e–
What kind of bond has a large difference in EN >2.0?
Ionic bond
What kind of bond has a Moderate difference in EN (0.5-2.0)?
Polar covalent bond
What kind of bond has a negligible difference in EN (<0.5)
Pure covalent bond (nonpolar)
The magnitude of ∆EN _______ the amount of charge separation for the bonds that share electrons unevenly.
predicts