bonding and structure Flashcards

1
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what can speed up a reaction

A
  • using a catalyst
    -increasing temperature
    -increasing concentration
    -decreasing particle size
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2
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a reaction can be tracked by

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-measuring mass loss
-measuring volume
-measuring gas produced

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3
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average rate of reaction

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change in quantity/change in time

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4
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graphs

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steeper gradients faster reaction
reaction is finished when the line is leveled off

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5
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why is an atom neutral

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An atom is neutral because there is the same amount of protons (+) as there are electrons (-).

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6
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the electron shells

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1st Only has 2
2nd has up to 8
3rd 8

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7
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protons

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located in the nucleus. + charge, 1

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8
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neutrons

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located in the nucleus, nuetral charge, mass of 1 amu

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9
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electrons

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electron shells, negatively charged, weighs almost 0

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10
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the mass of an atom

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comes from the protons and neutrons

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11
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Relative atomic mass

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nuclei

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12
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isotope

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same atomic number with different mass number

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13
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what is a diatomic molecule

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a molecule that contains two atoms

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14
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bonds between molecules

A

weak

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15
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ions are

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particle with a charge

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16
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metals form

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positive ions

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17
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non-metals form

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negative ions

18
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metal transfer electrons to

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non-metal ions

18
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why do atoms form ionic bonds

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to achieve a full outer electron shell like the noble gases

19
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ions form

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an ionic lattice

20
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what holds an ionic lattice together

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the electrostatic forces of attraction between the positive ions and negative ions

21
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ionic lattices have high

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melting points and boiling points

22
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ionic lattices can

A

dissolve in water

23
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ionic substances conduct in

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molten or in solution

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ionic bonds are
strong
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covalent bonds is
the sharing of electrons between non-metal ions
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what keeps a covalent bond together
the mutual attraction of the postive nuclei for the negative electrons
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what is a molecule
a group of atoms held together by covalent bonds
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there are two types of covalent bonds
- network - molecular
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covalent molecular
weak bonds - low mp and bp
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covalent networks
strong bonds - high mp and bp
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covalent bonds never
conduct electricty because they have no charged particles
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generally covalent substances
never dissolve in water
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metallic bonding
positive ions attract negative delocalised electrons. these electrons can move anywhere and conduct electricty
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can metals dissolve
no they are insoluble
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shapes of molecules
1. Linear 2. Angular 3. Pyramidal 4. Tetrahedral
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The diatomic molecules are
Hydrogen Iodine Nitrogen Chlorine Bromine Oxygen Fluorine
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collision theory
In order for a chemical reaction to occur these particles must be able to collide with enough energy to form a new substance
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biological catalysts
enzymes
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only outer electrons are involved in formation of bonds
true
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Boron, SIlicon, Carbon
all form covalent networks