Covalent bonds involve the joining of...
two nonmetals
a metal and a nonmetal
Metallic bonding involves the joining of...
Do ionic bonds or covalent bonds typically have a lower boiling point?
covalent bonds
What is the term used to describe a covalent bond after it has formed?
A molecule
What gives metallic compounds their metal properties?
the sea of electrons
How are ionic bonds formed?
electrons are transferred
How are covalent bonds formed?
Electrons are shared
How are metallic bonds formed?
the outter most energy levels overlap
When drawing covalent bonds, what does a single line represent?
One pair of electrons being shared
If an electron is delocalized, what does that mean?
It does not belong to any single atom
When drawing covalent bonds, what does 2 parallel lines represent?
2 pairs of electrons being shared, a double bond
What state of matter are ionic compounds typically found in at room temperature?
solid
What state of matter are covalent compounds typically found in at room temperature?
liquid or gas
If chlorine and carbon bonded covalently, what would be the compound of the molecule formed?
CCl4
What is a metal alloy?
The combination of a metal and another element
What is the lowest number of elements that can make up a covalent bond?
One
What is the name of a single covalent bond?
a sigma bond
When a double covalent bond is formed, one of those bonds is a sigma bond, what is the other bond?
A pi bond
What term is used to describe the amount of energy needed to break apart a covalent bond?
bond dissociation energy
Describe the properties of a metal alloy.
A metal alloy has the properties of all the elements that the alloy is composed of
What tells you how many covalent bonds an element will form?
The number of valence electrons it needs to reach an octet
As bond length decreases, what happens to the strength of the covalent bond?
It increases
When more electrons are shared (i.e. double vs single bond), what happens to the bond length?
It decreases
Draw the Lewis dot structure for CO2
check drawing