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3.0 Bonding Aqa Alevel chemistry
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Ionic bonding occurs between a ?
metal and a non-metal
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In Ionic bonding Electrons are transferred from the
[x] to the [Y] to achieve full outer shells.
X.metal , Y.non-metal
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In ionic bonding When the electrons are transferred, it creates charged particles called ?
ions
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Oppositely
charged ions attract through electrostatic forces to form a _____ _______ ____?
giant ionic lattice.
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What is the name of the common compound SO4
2-
a Sulfate
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What is the name of the common compound OH-
Hydroxide
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What is the name of common compound NO3-
Nitrate
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What is the name of common compound CO3
2-
Carbonate
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What is the name of common compound NH4
+
Ammonium
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Covalent bonds form between two what ?
non-metals
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In covalent bonds Electrons are shared between the [x] outer
shells in order to achieve a [y] outer shell
x.two y.full
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[x] electron pairs can be shared to produce
[x] covalent bonds.
Multiple
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Dative or coordinate bonds form when both of the electrons in the shared pair are supplied
from a _____ ____
Single atom
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what type of bonding consists of a lattice of positively charged ions surrounded by a ‘sea’ of
delocalised electrons
Metallic
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True or false: in metallic bonding a very strong electrostatic force of attraction is had between
oppositely charged particles
True
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The greater the charge on the positive metal ion the [A] the attractive force as more [B] are released into the sea
a=stronger b=electrons
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Physical properties of a substance include ...
boiling point, melting point, solubility and
conductivity
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18
4 types of crystal structure
ionic, metallic, simple molecular and
macromolecular,
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Substances with an ionic crystal structure have a [A] melting and boiling point
a= high
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Two pairs of electrons means the molecule shape will be ?
Linear
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Three pairs of electrons means the molecule shape will be ?
Trigonal planar
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Four pairs of electrons means the molecule shape will be ?
Tetrahedral
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Five pairs of electrons means the molecule shape will be ?
Trigonal Bipyramidal
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six pairs of electrons means the molecule shape will be ?
Octahedral
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