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Bonding, structure and the properties of matter
Small molecules
Drawing dot and cross diagrams
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What is a covalent bond?
A covalent bond is a shared pair of
electrons
.
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What do covalent bonds form?
Covalent bonding
forms
molecules
.
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What are the properties of substances with small molecules?
They have low
melting
and
boiling
points, and do not
conduct electricity
.
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What is the smallest part of an element that can exist?
An
atom
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How do atoms achieve a full outer shell of electrons?
Atoms form
covalent bonds
by sharing electrons.
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How many electrons are needed for most elements to achieve a full outer shell?
A full outer shell is typically
eight
electrons.
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What is the relationship between the number of covalent bonds an atom can form and the number of electrons needed for a full outer shell?
The
number
of
covalent bonds
is
equal
to the
number
of
electrons
needed
for a full outer shell.
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What are the examples of elements in groups 4 to 7 and their covalent bonds?
Group
4:
Carbon
(C), 4 electrons, 4 covalent bonds
Group
5
:
Nitrogen
(N), 5 electrons, 3 covalent bonds
Group
6
:
Oxygen
(O), 6 electrons, 2 covalent bonds
Group 7:
Chlorine
(Cl), 7 electrons, 1 covalent bond
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How many covalent bonds does hydrogen form?
Hydrogen forms
one
covalent bond.
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How do you determine how many circles to draw for a molecular substance?
You look at the
formula
of the substance.
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What is the formula for ammonia?
The formula for ammonia is
NH<sub>3</sub>
.
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How many covalent bonds does nitrogen form in ammonia?
Nitrogen
forms
three
covalent bonds in ammonia.
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What do the dots and crosses represent in a dot and cross diagram?
The dots represent the
electrons
from one
atom
, and the crosses represent the electrons from another atom.
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What is the process for drawing a dot and cross diagram for a molecule?
Identify the
formula
of the molecule.
Draw circles for each atom.
Overlap circles for shared
electrons
.
Add dots and crosses for
bonding pairs
.
Include
non-bonding outer electrons
.
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What is the complete dot and cross diagram for ammonia?
The complete diagram shows
nitrogen
with three shared pairs and two
non-bonding
outer electrons.
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What is the question related to drawing a dot and cross diagram for methane?
Draw a dot and cross diagram for methane,
CH<sub>4</sub>
.
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What are the key features of dot and cross diagrams?
Visual representation of
covalent bonding
Shows shared and
non-bonding electrons
Helps in understanding
molecular structure
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What is the purpose of the Bitesize platform mentioned in the study material?
Bitesize provides study support and resources for various
educational
levels.
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What subjects does Bitesize cover?
Bitesize covers all subjects across different
educational
levels.
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What is the significance of the groups in the periodic table mentioned in the study material?
Groups contain elements with similar
chemical properties
.
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What is the role of the BBC in relation to the content provided in Bitesize?
The
BBC
provides
educational content
and
resources
through
Bitesize.
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