Lecture 16 Flashcards

1
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Bond energy

A

Energy required to overcome the electrostatic attraction of a bone and separate its components ae isolated atoms

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2
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Bond length

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Distance between nuclei at which potential energy is lowest

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3
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Bond order

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The number of electron pairs being shared by a given pair of atoms

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4
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If bond order increases…then

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  • bond length decreases
  • bond energy increases
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5
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Bond energy and bond length have a ____ relationship

A

Inverse

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6
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Atomic radius periodic table trend

A

Increases down, increases to the left

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7
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Bond length periodic table trend

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Increases down, increases left

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8
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Bond energy periodic table trend

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Increases up, increases right

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9
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Why are longer bonds weaker?

A
  • less overlap of e-
  • same # of valence electrons over larger volume
  • larger atoms have weaker bonds (lower e- density)
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10
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Intramolecular

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Forces exist between atoms within a molecule

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11
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Intermolecular

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Forces exist between the molecules themselves

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12
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How strong are covalent bonds?

A

Very strong

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13
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Solid state chemistry

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A continuous network of covalent bonds

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14
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Examples of covalent solids

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Quartz and diamond

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15
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Hess’s Law for bond breaking (the equation)

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ΔHrxn = ΣBE(reactant bonds broken) - ΣBE (product bonds broken)

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16
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Bond energies: Heat is released if…

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  • Exothermic (-ΔH)
  • the total energy of bonds formed is greater than the total energy of bonds broken
17
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Bond energies: Heat is absorbed if…

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  • endothermic
  • the total energy of bonds formed is less than the total energy of bonds broken (+ΔH)