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Card 16
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Why are ionic compounds brittle? (Mention 2 things)
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Card 17
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Why do solid ionic compounds NOT conduct electricity? (2)
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Card 18
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Why will molten ionic compounds conduct electricity?
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Card 19
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Define: First Ionisation Energy
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Card 20
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With successive ionisation energies, why do big increases in energy occur between electron shells? (2)
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Card 21
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Ionisation energy trends can be explained by what 3 things?
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Card 22
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Why does the 1st ionisation energy always decrease going down the group, even for the increase in nuclear charge? (2)
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Card 23
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Going across the period...why is there an overall increase in ionisation energy?
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Card 24
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Going across the period...why is there a drop from Be to B?
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Card 25
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Going across the period...why is there a drop from N to O?
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