chemistry C2

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name the three types of chemical bond
ionic, covalent and metallic
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describe ionic bonding
particles arre oppositely charged ions that attract
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describe covalent bonding
particles are atoms which shares pairs of electrons
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describe metallic bonding?
metal atoms share delocalised elctrons
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where does covalent bonding usually happen?
non-metallic elements and compounds
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where does metallic bonding usuallly happen?
metallic elements and alloys
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when a metal reacts with a non-metal during ionic bonding what happens to the electron on the outer shell of the metal
the electrons are transfered
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when metal atoms lose electrons what charge does the ion become?
they become postively charged ions
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when a non-metal atom gains an electron what charge does it become?
negatively charged
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draw a dot cross diagram for sodium reacting with chlorine
draw
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how could you describe an ionic compound?
a giant struture of ions
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describe how ionic compounds are held together
strong electrostatic forces of attraction between oppositely charged ions
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what directions do the forces act in during ionic bonding?
all directions in the lattice
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when atoms share eletrons what type of bonding is this?
covalent bonds
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is covalent bonding strong or weak?
Strong
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what type of bonding do small molecules typically have
covalently bonded
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what is the name of very long covalently bonded compounds?
polymers
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what materials are giant covalent strutures?
diamond and silicon dioxide
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