AS Chemistry Bonding
- Created by: Megan Ashelby
- Created on: 08-03-14 11:54
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- BONDING
- METALLIC
- IONIC
- BONDING
- METALLIC
- Positively and negatively charged ions bond together to cancel out charges.
- BONDING
- COVALENT
- INTERMOLECULAR
- Shared pair of electrons between two atoms
- COVALENT
- COVALENT
- Bond is between two non metals such as H20
- Sometimes dative covalent bonds form
- Dative Covalent is where both electrons donated come from one atom such as NH4+
- Electrostatic force of attraction between positive metal ions and delocalised electrons
- The positive metal ions are attracted to the electrons to form a lattice and metallic bonding
- Formed between metal and non metal ions.
- IONIC
- Positively and negatively charged ions bond together to cancel out charges.
- IONIC
- Strong electrostatic force between oppositely charged ions.
- Three different types- Van Der Waals,Hydrogen and dipole-dipole.
- INTERMOLECULAR
- Dipole Forces are forces between the positive end of one polar molecule, and the negative end of another polar molecule.
- INTERMOLECULAR
- Van der Waals' forces are forces of attraction that exists between all atoms and molecules. It is the weakest of the forces.
- Three different types- Van Der Waals,Hydrogen and dipole-dipole.
- Dipole Forces are forces between the positive end of one polar molecule, and the negative end of another polar molecule.
- Three different types- Van Der Waals,Hydrogen and dipole-dipole.
- Sometimes covalent bonds are polar, and so the shared pair of electrons are not equally shared
- One atom will attract the pair of electrons more than the other, depending on its electronegativity
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