U2.4: From Models to Material Flashcards

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Properties and bonding of Na2O, MgO2 and Al2O3

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Properties:
- high mp/bp
- electrical conductors when molten

Bonding:
- ionic metallic oxides

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Properties and bonding of SiO2

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Properties:
- high mp/bp
- non-conductors of electricity

Bonding:
- giant covalent oxide of metalloid silicon

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Properties and bonding of P4O10, SO2, Cl2O

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Properties:
- low mp/bp
- non-conductors of electricity

Bonding:
- covalent non-metallic oxides

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Flaws of the bonding triangle

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  • If a binary compound containing a metal and non-metal (AlCl3 for example) is classified as ionic suggesting a higher melting point, the actual melting point of AlCl3 is much lower
  • This is due to the significant covalent character which results in a low melting point
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Properties of metals

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  • high tendency to lose e-
  • low tendency to attract e-
  • thus, low EN values
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Properties of non-metals

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  • high tendency to gain e-
  • thus, high EN values
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Types of elements in ionic bonds and their electronegativities?

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  • Metals: Low EN
  • Non-metals: High EN
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Types of elements in metallic bonds and their electronegativities?

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  • Metals: Low EN
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Types of elements in covalent bonds and their electronegativities?

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  • Non-Metals: High EN
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