Chemistry 2.1.4 Flashcards

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Why do Non-Metal Atoms share Electrons with other Non-Metals?

A

To obtain a full Outer Shell of Electrons.

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When 2 Atoms share Pairs of Electrons, what do they form?

A

Covalent Bonds.

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Covalent Bonds between Atoms are very…

A

Strong.

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What is formed when 2 or more Atoms are Covalently Bonded together?

A

Molecules.

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5
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What Forces exist between Individual Molecules?

A

Weak Intermolecular Forces.

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Why don’t Simple Covalent Bonds Conduct Electricity?

A

Because they do not contain Free Electrons.

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Name 2 examples of big Covalent Molecules: (2)

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-Giant Covalent Structures.

-Polymers.

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Give 4 examples of Giant Covalent Structures: (4)

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-Graphite.

-Fullerenes.

-Diamonds.

-Silicon Dioxide.

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9
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What are the Advantages of Dot and Cross Diagrams? (2)

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-Useful for illustrating the Transfer of Electrons.

-Indicates from which Atom the Bonding Electrons come from.

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What are the Disadvantages of Dot and Cross Diagrams? (2)

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-Fails to illustrate the 3D Arrangements of the Atoms & Electron Shells.

-Doesn’t include the Relative Sizes of the Atoms.

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Name 3 different Diagrams that you can use to illustrate Molecules. (3)

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-Dot and Cross Diagrams.

-Ball and Stick Models.

-2D Representations of Molecules.

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