Unit 3 Flashcards

1
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Why is an Ion charged

A

Because it has an unequal number of protons and electrons

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2
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What groups ionic bonding between

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Metals and non-metals

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3
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What is an ionic bond

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Went to ions have opposite charges so they attract each other the force of attraction between them is strong

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4
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What form positive ions

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Hydrogen and metals

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5
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What do non-metals form

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Negative ions and their names end in -ide

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6
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Why do groups four and five not usually form ions

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Because they would have to lose or gain several electrons and that would take too much energy

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7
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Why does group 0 not form ions

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Because they have a full outer shell already

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8
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What type of metals town form more than one ion

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Transition metals

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9
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What are compound ions

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When ions can be formed from groups of joined atoms

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10
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What are the properties of an ionic compound

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Ionic compounds have high melting and boiling points. This is because ionic bonds are very strong, so it takes a lot of heat energy to break up the lattice.
Ionic compounds are usually soluble in water. The water molecules can attract the ions away from the lattice. The ions can then move freely, surrounded by water molecules.
Ionic compounds can conduct electricity when they are melted or dissolved. When melted the lattice breaks up on the ions are free to move. Since they are charged, this means they can conduct electricity. The solutions of ionic compounds conduct electricity to because they are also free to move.

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11
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What is a lattice?

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Ionic lattice structure each positive ion is surrounded by several negative ions

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12
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What is covalent bonding between?

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Nonmetals only since nonmetals need to gain electrons

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13
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What is a single covalent bond

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When a pair of electrons are shared

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14
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What is a double covalent bond

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Two pairs of electrons are shared

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15
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What is a triple covalent bond

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When 3 Pairs of electrons are shared

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16
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What is A covalent compound

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When atoms of different elements share electrons with each other

17
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Why are molecules in a covalent bond not flat

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Because each electron repel each other and try to get as far apart from each other

18
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What are the solids in a molecular substance

A

Crystaline

19
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What happens when you cool down and molecular liquid or gas

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The molecules lose energy so they start moving slowly and at the freezing point, they form a lattice

20
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What are the properties covalent bonding

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Have lower melting and boiling points. This cause the forces between the molecules molecules are weak
Do not conduct electricity. This is because molecules are not charged, so they cannot conduct, even when melted

21
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What is a giant covalent structure for a macromolecules

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Made of billions of atoms bonded together in a covalent structure

22
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Diamond-giant covalent structure

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Diamond is made of carbon atoms held in a strong lattice. Each carbon atom forms a covalent bond to four others. Eventually billions of carbon atoms bond together To form a Crystal of diamond

23
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What are Diamond Properties

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Hard because each atom is held by for strong bonds
It has a very high melting point because of the strong bonds
It can’t conduct electricity because there are no free electrons to carry the charge

24
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What is similar to diamond

A

Silica

25
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Graphite

A

Like diamond graphite is made only of carbon atoms. So Diamond is and graphite are allotropes of Carbon (means they are two forms of the same element). Graphite, unlike diamond, is one of the softest solids on Earth. In graphite, each carbon atom forms a covalent bond to 3 others. This gives rings of six atoms

26
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What are graphite properties

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Soft and slippery because the sheets can slide over each other
It’s a good conductor of electricity because each carbon has for outer electrons and graphite bond three only so the four electron is free to move carrying a charge.

27
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What are the uses of diamond

A

Jewellery

For tools for drilling and cutting

28
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What are the uses of silica

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In sandpaper
For making glass and lenses
In bricks for lining furnaces

29
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What are the uses for graphite

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As a lubricant for engines
For pencil lead which is mixed with clay
For electrodes and connecting brushes in generators

30
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What are the properties of silica

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They are hard and can scratch things
Hard .let’s light through
High melting point

31
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What is a metallic bond

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Is the force of attraction between free electrons and metal ions

32
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Why do metals have high melting points?

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This is because it takes a lot of heat energy to break up the lattice

33
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Why metals are malleable and ductile

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Malleable-they can be bent and pressed into shapes
Ductile-They can be drawn into wires

This is because the layers can slide without the metallic bond breaking, because the electrons are free to move to

34
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Why are metals good conductors of heat

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It’s because the free electrons take in heat energy, which makes them move faster and they quickly transfers heat through the metal structure

35
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Why are metals good conductors of electricity

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This is because the free electrons can move through the lattice Carrying the charge