IONS Flashcards

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What is an ion?

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An ion is an atom(a group of atoms) that has gained or lost one or more electrons, resulting in a net electrical charge

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If an atom loses electrons, it becomes ….

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Positively charge, this is called a cation

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If an atom gains electrons, it becomes …

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Negatively charged, this is called an anion

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Cations

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  • Formed when an atom loses electrons
  • positive ion
  • Usually formed by metals
  • Number of electrons lost determines the positive charge
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Anion

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  • formed when an atom gains electrons
  • Negative ion
  • Usually formed by non-metals
  • The number of electrons gained determines the negative charge
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Metals (left side of the table) form …

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Positive ions

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Non-metals(right side of the table, groups 5 to 7) form …

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Negative ions

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Noble gases(group 8) …

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Do not usually form ions because they already have full outer shells

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What is ionic bonding?

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The type of chemical bonding that occurs between metals and non-metals. Happens when electrons are transferred from one atom to another, creating oppositely charged particles called ions

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High melting and boiling points(property) - explanation

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Ionic bonds are strong and require a lot of energy to break

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Solid at room temperature (property) - explanation

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Due to their strong lattice structure

LATTICE STRUCTURE - 3D arrangement of atoms, ions or molecules

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Conduct electricity[when melted or dissolved in water] (property) - explanation

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Ions are free to move and carry charge

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Brittle (property) - explanation

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If the lattice is disturbed, like charges may line up and repel each other.

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What is covalent bonding?

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Type of chemical bond that happens between non-metal atoms. The atoms share pairs of electrons to achieve a full outer shell. This creates a molecule, a group of atoms held together by covalent bonds

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Why do atoms share electrons?

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To have a full outer shell since non-metal atoms cannot easily gain or lose electrons so they share them to fill their outer shells and become stable.

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What is a covalent bond?

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Formed when 2 atoms share a pair of electrons ,each atom contributes one electron to the shared pair. The shared pair of electrons holds the atoms together

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Low melting and boiling points(property) - explanation

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Weak forces between molecules, easy to separate

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Poor conductors of electricity (property) - explanation

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No free electrons or ions to carry change

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Often gases or liquids (property) - explanation

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Molecules not packed tightly like in solids

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Don’t dissolve easily in water (property) - explanation

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Except some like sugar and ethanol

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Hydroxide(radical name) -symbol - valency

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Nitrate (radical name) -symbol - valency

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Ammonium (radical name) -symbol - valency

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Sulfate (radical name) -symbol - valency

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Carbonate (radical name) -symbol - valency
CO3^2- - 2
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Phosphate (radical name) -symbol - valency
PO4^3- - 3
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Giant covalent structure(structure) - properties - explanation
High melting and boiling points - there are strong covalent bonds through the structure which require lots of energy to overcome
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Giant covalent structure(structure) - properties - explanation
Do not conduct electricity, except graphite - Diamond/silica : there are no moving charges Graphite : there are delocalised electrons
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Metallic structure (structure) - properties - explanation
High melting and boiling points - the strong electrostatic forces between positive ions and delocalised electrons require lots of energy to overcome.
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Hydrochloric acid - symbol - salt formed - symbol of salt
HCL - Chloride - CL
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Sulfuric acid - symbol - salt formed - symbol of salt
H2SO4 - Sulfate - SO4
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Nitric acid - symbol - salt formed - symbol of salt
HNO3 - Nitrate - NO3
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Phosphoric acid - symbol - salt formed - symbol of salt
H3PO4 -Phosphate - PO4
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Carbonic acid - symbol - salt formed - symbol of salt
H2CO3 - Carbonate - CO3
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Acid + Alkali -> …
Salt + water
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Acid + base -> …
Salt + water
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metal + acid -> …
Salt + hydrogen
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Metal + oxygen -> …
Metal oxide
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Metal carbonate + acid -> …
Salt + water + carbon dioxide