C2- bonding and structure
Cards (47)
- What type of bonding occurs between metal atoms?
- What is formed by metallic bonding?
- What does "delocalized" mean in the context of electrons?
- Why do metals conduct electricity and heat well?
- How do metals bond to non-metals?
- What does a group one metal need to do to bond with a group seven atom?
- What happens when a lithium atom bonds with chlorine?
- What is a DOT and cross diagram used for?
- What must the charges of ions in an ionic compound do?
- What is the chemical formula for lithium chloride?
- How many chloride ions are needed for beryllium chloride?
- What is the chemical formula for beryllium chloride?
- What do ionic compounds form in a solid state?
- Why do ionic compounds have high melting and boiling points?
- When can ionic compounds conduct electricity?
- What is an example of a molecular ion?
- How many hydroxide ions are needed for magnesium hydroxide?
- What is the spelling of sulfate in British English?
- What can any ionic compound be called?
- What is the positive ion in an ionic compound called?
- How are anion names different from their normal names?
- What is the bonding type between non-metals?
- How do non-metals bond to form molecules?
- What is the structural formula for chlorine gas (Cl₂)?
- What does each line in a structural formula represent?
- What is a double covalent bond?
- What is the number of bonds nitrogen (N₂) makes?
- How do simple molecular structures behave?
- Why can't simple molecular structures conduct electricity?
- What is giant covalent bonding similar to?
- What is diamond an example of?
- Why is diamond hard and has a high melting point?
- What allows graphite to conduct electricity?
- Why can graphite layers slide over each other easily?
- What are metal alloys stronger than?
- What disrupts the regular lattice in metal alloys?
- What is graphene?
- What is Buckminsterfullerene?
- What are carbon nanotubes?
- What is the size range for nanoparticles?