Unit 2 Bonding and Intermolecular forces Flashcards

1
Q

why do bonds form?

A

because the molecule has a lower energy than its separated atoms

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2
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what are the two types of bonds?

A

ionic and covalent bonds

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3
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ionic bond

A

electrostatics attraction between oppositely changed atoms

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4
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how do ionic solids form?

A

because opposites charged ions are attracted to each other in all directions

ions have no directional attraction

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5
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covalent bonding? how are electrons usually shared?

A

electrons sharing between nonmetals

electrons are not usually shared equally

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6
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electronegativity

A

the ability of an atom to attract electrons towards itself

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7
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electronegativity difference to identify types of bonds

A

less than 0.4 nonpolar

between 0.4 and 1.7 polar

greater than 1.7 ionic

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8
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lewis structure? Covalent bond? Covalent pair?

A

drawing of covalently bonded atoms

covalent bond is a line

covalent pair is two dots

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9
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what are the steps to drawing a lewis diagram?

A

1.determine the total number of valence electrons

2.draw the covalent bonds between each atom where less electronegative atom goes in the middle

  1. give out remain g ecltrons as lone pairs that each atom has a full valence shell
  2. if some atoms do not have a full valence shell turn the lone pairs into bonds
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10
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VSPER job

A

predict the shape of molecule based on its electron configuration

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11
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what is a dipole moment

A

a measure of separation of charge in a molecule arising from unequal sharing of electrons in a polar bond

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12
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what are the four types of intermolecular forces

A
  1. ion dipole
  2. dipole dipole
  3. hydrogen bonds
  4. London dispersion forces
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13
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ion dipole interaction

A

interaction between a fully charged ion and the partial charges of a polar molecule

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14
Q

how does the energy of attraction in an ion dipole interaction increase and decrease?

A

increase with charge of ion

decreases with square of distance between the ion and the dipole

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15
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what is hydrogen bonding

A

dipole dipole interaction between a hydrogen and a highly electronegative atom such as NOF

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16
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London diperson forces

A

Temporary dipole bond due to uneven distribution of electrons

17
Q

electrons cloud are polarizable meaning

A

susceptible to distortion by other neighbouring atoms

18
Q

what is atom electron cloud proportional to?

A

the amount of electron and mass

19
Q

intermolecular forces from weakest to strongest

A

1.LDF
2. DD
3.H bond
4.ionic bond

20
Q

what is the angle between a linear molecule?

A

180 degrees

21
Q

what many electron groups are in a trigonal planar? what are the angles?

A

3 electron groups

120 degrees

22
Q

what many electron groups are in a tetrahedral? what are the angles?

A

4 electron groups

109.5 degrees

23
Q

what many electron groups are in a trigonal bipyramidal? what are the angles?

A

3 along the x-axis all 120 degrees apart and two along the y-axis 90 degrees away from the x-axis

24
Q

what many electron groups are in an octahedral? what are the angles?

A

6 electron groups all 90 degrees apart