Ionic Bonding (AQA A-Level Chemistry): Flashcards
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Particles transferred in ionic bonding
Particles transferred in ionic bonding
Electrons (from metal to non-metal)
Force holding ions together in ionic bond
Force holding ions together in ionic bond
Electrostatic attraction
What metals become in ionic bonding
What metals become in ionic bonding
Positively charged ions (cations)
What non-metals become in ionic bonding
What non-metals become in ionic bonding
Negatively charged ions (anions)
Structure of ionic compounds
Structure of ionic compounds
Giant ionic lattice
Why ionic compounds have high m.p./b.p.
Why ionic compounds have high m.p./b.p.
Strong electrostatic forces between ions require large energy to overcome
When ionic compounds conduct electricity
When ionic compounds conduct electricity
When molten or dissolved in water
Charge on Group 1 metal ions
Charge on Group 1 metal ions
+1
Charge on Group 2 metal ions
Charge on Group 2 metal ions
+2