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Ionic properties
Crystal lattice, conductive when dissolved in water, and high difference in electronegativity between atoms in bond
Covalent properties
Molecules, not conductive, low difference in electronegativity between atoms in a bond
Metallic properties
Ductile and lustrous, conductive, and low difference in electronegativity between atoms in bond
How do ionic bonds form
Electron is transferred and ions are form which attract
How do covalent bonds form
Electrons are shared between atoms
How do metallic bonds form
Electron sea (electrons move freely)
Explain energy changes in the formation of a covalent bond at the subatomic level
⬇potential energy ⬆stability ⬇reactivity ⬆attraction ⬇p. spacing
Combustion
Hydrocarbon+oxygen➡carbon dioxide+water+Energy
Explain at the particle level what causes a reaction to occur
⬆energy added, bonds between atoms break, ⬆p. spacing, ⬆p. velocity, ⬆ # & F of collisions, therefore p. form new bonds
Define and explain activation energy at the particle level
Energy added which breaks bonds between particles.
Exothermic reaction
Combustion, release heat (flame, sparks, popping sounds, steam)
Define enthalpy
Energy of a reaction kJ/mol (change in E from before to after)
Bond energy definition
E to break a bond, always endothermic, kJ/mol
Potential energy definition
Ability to react, E of position (p. spacing)
Empirical formula definition
Smallest whole number ratio formula
Molecular formula
Actual formula, not necessarily the smallest whole number ratio
Identify and apply that energy is conserved
In a closed system, the total amount of energy does not change, it transforms.