Atomic bonding Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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What are isotopes

A

Atoms with the same atomic number but different mass numbers

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2
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Why do isotopes have different masses

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They have different numbers of neutrons

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3
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What is relative atomic mass

A

The average mass of all isotopes of an element taking abundance into account

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4
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Why is carbons RAM 12.01

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Most atoms are carbon 12 with small amounts of heavier isotopes

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5
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What is carbon dating used for

A

Finding the age of dead organisms using carbon 14

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6
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What is a covalent bond

A

The electrostatic Attraction between 2 positive nuclei for shared pair of electrons

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7
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Which elements form covalent bonds

A

Non metals

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8
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Why are noble gases unreactive

A

their outer electron shell is full

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9
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Why are noble gases unreactive

A

They already have full outer electron shells

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10
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What do dot and cross diagrams show

A

How outer electrons are shared in covalent bonds

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11
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Which electrons are shown in dot and cross diagrams

A

Valance (outer shell) electrons only

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12
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How many outer shells does hydrogen need

A

2 electrons in its outer shell

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13
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What does one line represent in a structural formula

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One shared pair of electrons (single bond)

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14
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What is a double bond

A

Two shared pairs of electrons

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15
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What is a triple bond

A

Three shared pair of electrons

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16
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What is the shape of a 2 atom molecule

A

linear

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17
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What is the shape of a 3 atom molecule with single bonds

A

Angular (bent)

18
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What is the shape of a 4 atom molecule

A

Trigonal pyramidal

19
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What is the shape of a 5 atom molecule

20
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Examples of trigonal pyramidal

21
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Why is water angular

A

Lone pairs repel bonding pairs

22
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What are the 2 types of covenant structure

A

Molecular and network

23
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What are covenant molecular substances made of

A

Small, separate molecules

24
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Why do covalent molecular substances have low melting points

A

Weak forces between molecules

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Do any covenant molecular substances conduct electricity
No
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Why is a covalent network structure
Thousands of atoms bonded together
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Covalent network elements
Boron, silicon and carbon
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Why do covalent networks have high melting points
Strong covenant bonds throughout the structure
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Which covalent substance conducts electricity
Graphite
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What elements form ionic compounds
Metals and non metals
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What is am ionic lattice
A giant structure of positive and negative ions
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Why do ionic compounds have high melting points
Strong electrostatic attractions between ions
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Why do ionic solids not conduct electricity
Ions are fixed in the lattice and can't move
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When do ionic compounds conduct electricity
When molten or dissolved in water
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When molten ionic compounds Conduct
Ions are free to move and carry charge
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How can bonding type be identified
By a conductivity test
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If it conducts as solid and liquid
Metallic
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Conducts as only liquid
Ionic
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Melting point and boiling point very high and doesn't conduct besides graphite
Covalant network
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Melting point and boiling point low and doesn't conduct
Covalent molecular