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Bonding Lab NotesFH

Bonding Lab Notes

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bonds between ions are known as ionic bonds
the transfer of electrons is associated with ionic bonds
two negatively charged ions will __________ each other repel
oppositely charged ions will ____________ each other attract
when atoms lose electrons they become positive
positive ions are usuals a _________ metal
when ions gain electrons they become negative
negative ions are usually a non-metal
when ion pairs attract, an ________ __________ is formed ionic crystal
crystals contain each ion in a _______ ratio 1:1
4 calcium ions and 8 fluoride ions form: crystal herre
CaF₂ means there are ____ fluoride ions for every ____ calcium ion 2, 1
when bonds share electrons it is known as covalent bonding
when electrons are moving between two atoms it is known as covalent bonding
what happens if atoms get too close they repel each other
as two atoms get closer the __________ are attracted by both atoms and spend most of their time _______________ electrons, between the 2 nuclei
when atoms are fighting over the electrons it is known as covalent bonding
_____________ tend to form covalent bonds non-metals
hydrogen is considered to be a _________________ and will form covalent bonds with other ______________ non-metals
as the atoms move closer together the ________________ decreases potential energy
the point at which atoms are at their lowest potential energy is where they are the most ___________ stable
in a double bond __________ electrons are shared 4
N≡N is an example of a triple bond
___________ bonds are the weakest single
___________ bonds are the strongest triple
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