Types of Chemical Bonds & Structure of Ionic Solids
The ability of an atom in a molecule to attract shared electrons to itself
What is electronegativity?
The attraction between electron of one atom and the nucleus of another
What are chemical bonds?
What is a metallic bond?
Bonds with the shortest bond length
What is a triple bond?
The meaning of VESPR
What is Valance Shell Electron Pair repulsion
The 2 requirements of ionic compounds to conduct electricity
What is the freedom to move and charged particles?
The stability of an atom with low potential energy
The stability of an atom with high potential energy
What is a stable atom?
What is an unstable atom?
A combination of two or more metallic elements
What is an alloy?
The place in CO3 where there is a double bond
What is between C and any O?
How bonds and pairs minimize repulsion
What is arranging themselves as far apart as possible?
The difference in electronegativity values of two elements
What is bond polarity?
Result of strong repulsion between atoms
Result of weak repulsion between atoms
What is an unstable atom?
What is a stable atom?
The amount of electrons that each atom ends with
What is 8?
The creation of multiple diagrams because one Lewis diagram fails
What is resonance?
How diagrams agress with VESPR
Bond that transfers electrons
Bond that shares electrons equally
Bond that shares electrons equally
Bond where electrons are delocalized
What are ionic bonds?
What are nonpolar covalent bonds?
What are polar covalent bonds?
What are metallic bonds?
Bond with fewest shared electrons, weaker attraction, and a weaker/longer bond
What is a single bond?
Dots in a Lewis diagram
Dashes in a Lewis diagram
What are valence electrons?
What are shared electrons/ bonds?
The combination of resonance structure
What is a hybrid structure?
The number of electron domains
What is the steric number?
Electrostatic connection between a cation and anion
What is an ionic bond?
Explains interactions between cations and anions
What is Coulomb's Law?
Atoms of comparable radii, one atom substitutes another in a lattice, example: brass
What are the properties of a substitutional alloy?
The symbol that connects multiple resonance structure to each other
What is a double arrow?
The domain that has bond angles of 120 and 1 lone pair
What is a Seesaw domain?