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what is the relationship between lattice energy and charge? as the ionic charges increase, lattice energy also increases
what is the relationship between lattice energy and the distance between ions? lattice energy inversely proportional to the distance between ions
what happens to lattice energy when the ions shift over an atom? the positive ions line up with the other positive ions and the negative line up with the negative and they shatter
what is an empirical formula? simplest whole number ratio of a compound
define pseudo-noble gas configuration? elements that are stable because they partially fill the d-block
fill in the blanks: in an ionic bond, BLANK electrons are BLANK usually from the BLANK to the BLANK valence, transferred, metal, nonmetal
what is a chemical bond? the force that holds 2 atoms together
what is a metallic bond? the attraction of a metallic cation for delocalized electrons
what is the definition of the electron sea? all metal atoms in a metallic solid contribute their valence electrons to form a sea of electrons
what is the definition of a crystal lattice? the strong attractions among the positive ions in an ionic compounds
what are delocalized electrons? electrons that are free to move
what is a metallic bond? the attraction of a metallic cation for a delocalized electron
true or false: ionic crystals have high melting AND boiling points true
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