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Bonding and structure flashcards
57 cards drawn from the 5 lessons on bonding and structure: 47 definitions, 5 check-yourself questions and 5 spot-the-error cards. Rate each answer to set when the card appears again.
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- Ionic bondingDEFINE
- IonDEFINE
- Compound ionDEFINE
- Formula unitDEFINE
- Giant ionic latticeDEFINE
- Coordination numberDEFINE
- IsoelectronicDEFINE
- Ionic radiusDEFINE
- Electron density mapDEFINE
- Sodium chloride is made of NaCl molecules, each sodium holding on to the chlorine it gave its electron toSPOT THE ERROR
- Ionic bonding and ionic lattices: check questionCHECK
- Covalent bondDEFINE
- Bonding pairDEFINE
- Lone pairDEFINE
- Double bondDEFINE
- Bond lengthDEFINE
- Dative covalent bondDEFINE
- Metallic bondingDEFINE
- Delocalised electronsDEFINE
- Sigma (σ) bondDEFINE
- Pi (π) bondDEFINE
- HybridisationDEFINE
- A dative bond is weaker than an ordinary covalent bond, so in NH₄⁺ you can tell which N–H bond it isSPOT THE ERROR
- Covalent, dative covalent and metallic bonding: check questionCHECK
- Giant structureDEFINE
- Macromolecular crystalDEFINE
- Molecular crystalDEFINE
- Intermolecular forceDEFINE
- AllotropeDEFINE
- SublimationDEFINE
- Enthalpy of fusionDEFINE
- Enthalpy of vaporisationDEFINE
- FullereneDEFINE
- When ice or iodine melts, the covalent bonds inside the molecules breakSPOT THE ERROR
- The four crystal structures and their properties: check questionCHECK
- Electron-pair repulsion theoryDEFINE
- Bond angleDEFINE
- Bonding pairDEFINE
- Lone pairDEFINE
- Wedge bondDEFINE
- Dash bondDEFINE
- Equatorial positionDEFINE
- Axial positionDEFINE
- Region of electron densityDEFINE
- Water is a straight line, H–O–H, because that is how its formula is drawnSPOT THE ERROR
- Shapes of molecules and ions: check questionCHECK
- ElectronegativityDEFINE
- Polar bondDEFINE
- Permanent dipoleDEFINE
- Polar moleculeDEFINE
- Dipole momentDEFINE
- Induced dipole–dipole forceDEFINE
- Permanent dipole–dipole forceDEFINE
- Hydrogen bondDEFINE
- Surface tensionDEFINE
- When water boils, the bubbles are hydrogen and oxygen, because the heat breaks the O–H bondsSPOT THE ERROR
- Electronegativity, polarity and intermolecular forces: check questionCHECK