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What are the three types of bonding between atoms?
Ionic
, covalent and
metallic
In
ionic
compounds, electrons are
transferred
from one atom to another.
What is an ionic bond?
An
attraction
between
oppositely
charged ions
What is a
covalent
bond?
A bond formed when
electrons
are
shared
between atoms
What is a metallic bond?
A bond formed when
metal
atoms share
delocalised
electrons
When does ionic bonding occur?
When a
metal
reacts with a
non-metal
When does covalent bonding occur?
When a
non-metal
reacts with a
non-metal
When does metallic bonding occur?
In
metals
and
alloys
Why do atoms of elements react?
In order to get a
full outer shell
of
electrons
Why do Group 0 (noble gas) elements NOT react?
They already have a
full outer shell
How does an
ionic
bond form?
The
metal
atoms
transfers
electrons to the non-metal atom
When Group 1 metals react, what charge do their ions have?
1+
When Group 2 metals react, what charge do their ions have?
2+
When Group 3 metals react, what charge do their ions have?
3+
When Group 7 non-metals react, what charge do their ions have?
1-
When Group 6 non-metals react, what charge do their ions have?
2-
What structure does an ionic compound have?
giant lattice
/ giant ionic structure
What holds an
ionic
compound together?
The strong
electrostatic
forces of attraction acting between
positive
and negative ions
What are the limitations of using a dot and cross diagram to represent a giant ionic structure?
A dot and cross diagram does not show how the atoms are arranged in
space.
What are the
limitations
of using a two-dimensional model to represent a giant ionic structure?
A two-dimensional
space-filling
model does not show how the next
layer
of ions is arranged
How do atoms form covalent bonds?
By
sharing pairs
of
electrons
Describe the strength of a covalent bond
Strong
What do most covalently bonded substances consist of?
Small molecules
What is the chemical formula of hydrogen?
H2