Exam 4 (Final) Flashcards
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Network Covalent Solids
Melting point depends on bond energies
Ionic Solids
MP depends on lattice energy
Molecular solids
MP depends on IMF
Metallic Solids
MP depends on strength of metallic bonding
conduction band
electrons move freely
valence band
electrons are held still
donor impurities
provide conduction electron n-type negatively charged (extra electron)
acceptor impurities
electron deficient p-type positively charged (one electron less)
Hydration energy
Released when a mole of ion dissolves in a large amount of water
Higher the charge, higher the hydration energy
Similar charge, smaller the ion, higher the hydration energy
Reactivity
Highest at each end of periodic table exclusing noble gases
d-orbital atom exceptions
Chromium (Cr)
Molybdenum (Mo)
Palladium (Pd) [Kr]4d10
Copper (Cu)
Silver (Ag)
Gold (Au)
Coordination compound
one complex ion and positively charged counter ions
central metal cation surrounded by ligands
counter ions maintain charge neutrality
Coordination number
Number of lone pairs the metal receives
Coordination compound geometry
C.N. = 2 Linear
C.N. = 4 Square planar or tetrahedral
C.N. = 6 octahedral
en
No charge
bidentate
ox
bidentate
EDTA
hexadentate
4- charge
Weak/low field ligans
high spin (small Δ) in the CFT
Ususally diamagnetic
Strong field ligans
low spin (high Δ) in the CFT
Usually diamagnetic
ROY absorbed field strength
Weak
GBV absorbed field strength
Strong
Alpha radiation
Weakest
Cannot penetrate several sheets of paper and clothing
Beta radiation
Medium weakest
Cannot penetrate past living bons and living tissue
Alpha (emission)
42à
+2 charge