Atomic bonding and structure Flashcards

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what is an isotope

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atoms with the same atomic number but different mass numbers

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What is relative atomic mass (RAM)?

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The weighted average mass of all isotopes of an element

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Why is RAM not a whole number

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Because it is an average of isotopes

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What does abundance mean

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How common an isotope is

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What are stable isotopes

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Isotopes that do not decay

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Why do neutrons increase stability

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They reduce repulsion between protons

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How do you calculate RAM

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(mass × abundance) + (mass x abundance)
… ÷ 100

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What is carbon-14 used for

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Carbon dating (finding age of remains)

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What is a covalent bond

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electrostatic attraction between 2 positive nuclei and a shared pair of electrons

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Which elements form covalent bonds

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Non-metals

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Why do atoms form covalent bonds

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To get a full outer shell

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What are valence electrons

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electrons furthest from the nucleus (outer shell electrons)

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What do dot and cross diagrams show

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Outer electrons and shared pairs

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What does a shared pair represent

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One covalent bond

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Why use dots and crosses

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To show electrons from different atoms

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What is a structural formula

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a way to show bonds between atoms

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Single bond =

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1 shared pair of electrons

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Double bond =

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2 shared pairs of electrons

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Triple bond =

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3 shared pairs of electrona

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2 atoms → shape? angle

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Linear, 180°

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3 atoms → shape

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Bent (angular)

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4 atoms shape

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Trigonal pyramidal

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Why are some molecules bent

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Lone pairs repel bonding pairs

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What are the two types of covalent structures

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Molecular and network

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What are molecular substances made of?
Small molecules
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Forces between molecular molecules
weak intermolecular forces
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Melting/boiling points for molecular
low
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molecular State at room temp
Gas, liquid or solid
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Does molecular conduct electricity
No
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Covalent network
A giant structure with strong covalent bonds throughout the lattice
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Examples of network
Carbon, silicon, boron
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5 atoms and shape
tetrahedral
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Melting/boiling points for network
Very high
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Does network conduct electricity
no except from graphite
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Why high melting points in network
Strong covalent bonds throughout lattice
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What type of elements form ionic compounds
metal + non metal
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What is an ionic bond
electrostatic attraction between positive and negative ions
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What structure do ionic compounds form
ionic lattice
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ionic melting and boiling points
high
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ionic state at room temp
solid
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solubility of ionic
often soluble in water
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Do ionic compounds conduct when solid
no
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do ionic compounds conduct when molten or dissolved
yes
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why do ions conduct when molten or dissolved
ions can move freely
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How to identify bonding type
conductivity test
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How to do conductivity test
metals conduct when solid and liquid ionic conducts when molten or dissolved covelant dosent conduct besides graphite
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Atomic number
number of protons
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mass number
number of protons and neutrons
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group 1 in periodic table
Alkali metals
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group 7 in periodic table
halogens
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group 0/8 in periodic table
noble gases
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List the diatomic elements
H2 N2 O2 F2 Cl2 Br2 I2
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Structure of noble gases
monatomic (exists and single atoms)
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Ion
a charged atom formed when atom has gained or lost electrons
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why do atoms form ions
to gain a full outer shell of electrons this makes them more stable
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why are atoms neutral
equal amount of protons and electrons
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a proton has a mass of ... and a charge of .....
mass =1 charge = +1
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a neutron has a mass of ... and a charge of ...
mass= 1 charge = 0
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an electron has a mass of ... and has a charge of ...
mass = 0 charge = -1
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ions have the same electron arrangement as the nearest ...
noble gas
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why do noble gases not form ions
they already have a full outershell
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are metal ions positive or negative
positive
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are non metal ions positive or negative
negative
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the charge of an ion is equal to the elements
valency
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how to figure out group number
outer electrons = group number They have similar chemcial properties
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If conducts as solid or solid and liquid its ....
metalic
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if conducts as liquid its ...
ionic
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if dosent conduct and has high MP and BP its ...
covelant network
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if it dosent conduct and has low MP and BP its ...
covelant molecular
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Covelant molecular substances
Hydrogen, chlorine, ammonia
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Ionic compound substances
Sodium chloride
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Metallic elements
copper, iron
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What carbon isotope is stable
Carbon 12
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What is an unstable isotope
An isotope that decays because its nucleus is not stable.
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Main isotopes and there stability
Carbon‑12 (stable) Carbon‑14 (unstable) Iodine‑131 (unstable) Uranium‑238 (unstable)
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whay group reacts most violently with water
group 1
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how reactive are the group 1 elements
very reactive
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what does the reactivity do when going down the column of group 1 and group 2
reactivity increases when going down e.g. potassium is more reactive than lithium
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how reactive is group 7
very reactive non metals
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what does the reactivity do when going down the column in group 7
reactivity decreases going down the group e.g. chlorine is more reactive than iodine
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how reactive are noble gases group 0
very unreactive
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Chemical property
description of thr chemical behaviour of a substance