Chemical Bonding Part 1 Flashcards

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Give the two reasons atoms bond and why? (2x3)

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  • To obtain noble gas electron structures

Want the outer most energy levels to be full = increase in stability and no more chemical bonding

  • To obtain a lower state of energy

Energy is released to form chemical bonds.
Formations allow atoms to achieve a lower energy level

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What is Chemical Bonding (3)

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Chemical bonding is the process by which atoms bond with each other and in this way achieve a noble gas configuration, with low potential energy

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What is a molecule? (2)

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A molecule is a group of two or more atoms which are bonded together strongly enough to behave as a single unit in a chemical reaction

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A bonded state is known to be? (1)

A non bonded state is also known as… (1)

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  • More stable state

- “free state”not stable

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What are between chemical bonds? (3) #

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  • Must be forces to form such a unit
  • A mutual binding force = chemical bonding
  • Both attractive and repulsive forces between the atoms
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Two ways atoms attract to each other (2) #

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  • Nucleus (+) with its own electrons (-)

- Nucleus (+) with other atoms electrons (-)

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2 ways the atoms repel (2) #

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  • Nucleus (+) with other nucleus (+)

- Electrons (-) with other electrons (-)

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How do bonds form? (1) #

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When forces of attraction = forces of repulsion

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What is bond length? (2) #

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  • The distance between the nuclei of the atoms

- The lowest energy point, where the atoms want to be

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How does energy change in an atom? (2) #

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Attraction - work more over a long distance

Repulsion - work more over a short distance

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Point at which atoms are far apart is taken advantage? (1) #

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0

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What is bond strength? (2) #

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Bond strength is the amount of energy needed to break a chemical bond

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Bond strength and length are… (1) #

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  • Inversely related
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Bond strength points (3) #

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  • measured in joules
  • weak bonds easily broken
  • strong bonds hard to break
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Decimeter (2) #

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  • dm

- 10^-1m

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Centimeter (2) #

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  • cm

- 10^-2m

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Millimeter (2) #

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Micrometer (2) #

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  • um (curved u)

- 10^-6m

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Nanometer (2) #

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Picometer (2) #

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What is valency? (2)

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Valency is the measure of the number of chemical bonds formed by the atoms of a given element

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Calculating valency: 
Groups 1-4 = 
Groups 5-8 = 
Charge of ion =
Roman numerals = 
Zinc =
Silver =
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= group number
= 8 - group number
= valency
= valency
= 2
= 1
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What group is the exception to the Lewis structure? (1)

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Group 4 (1 on each side)

  • Carbon
  • Silicon
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Elements don’t gain electrons to become noble gases. They… (1)

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They gain noble gas electron STRUCTURES

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Atoms can gain noble electron structures in 3 ways (3)
- Share electrons - Gain electrons - Donate electrons
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3 types of bonding (3)
- Covalent - Metallic - Ionic
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What is Covalent bonding? (2)
Covalent bonding is a sharing of electrons between two non-metal atoms, forming a molecule
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4 points on a covalent bond (4)
- Generally occurs between 2 non-metals - It is the sharing of electron pairs - Product is called a molecule - Shared pair of electrons = bonding pair
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Unshared pairs of valence electrons are known as...
Lone pairs | Each electron must have opposition spin
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What is Electronegativity? (2)
Electronegativity is an indication of the attraction that an atom exerts on a shared electron pair
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What is the bonding force?
The coulombic attraction between the nuclei (+) and the electrons (-)
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Why does Helium not form He2? (1)
Because it is already a noble gas with a filled up valence electron structure
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Why do noble gases not have Electronegativity? (1)
They don't share electron pairs because they don't bond
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Fluorine has the highest Electronegativity. Why? (1)
It has a very strong attraction for a shared electron pair
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What is a non polar covalent bond? (2)
A non polar covalent bond (pure covalent bond) is a covalent bond where there is an equal sharing of electrons
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What is a polar covalent bond? (2)
A polar covalent bond is a covalent bond where there is an unequal sharing of electrons leading to a dipole forming (as a result of Electronegativity difference)
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Delta means what (3)
- a change in something - bigger delta shown as a triangle - small shown as an sd
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Explain the difference in Electronegativity? (3)
When the electronegativity is 0 = Non Polar Covalent Bond When bigger than 0 but smaller than 2,1 = Polar Covalent Bond When bigger than 2,1 = Ionic Bond
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What is a dipole? (1)
A dipole is the separation between two covalently bonded atoms
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Give me an example of dipoles (2)
- HCl - H has a lower Electronegativity so it gets the - delta - Visa Versa
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What is the polarity of a bond? (3)
- The bond dipole - Indicated by an arrow - Points towards more electronegative side