Atomic Bonding (Leaving Cert Engineering): Flashcards
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What is the 2-8 rule for atomic bonding?
What is the 2-8 rule for atomic bonding?
2 electrons in 1st shell, 8 in outer shells
Stable electron configuration
Stable electron configuration
When atom has full outer shells (2-8 rule satisfied)
Atom arrangement in solids
Atom arrangement in solids
Closely packed with strong bonds, cannot move freely
Atom behaviour in liquids
Atom behaviour in liquids
Roll over each other with ease but remain attracted
Atom behaviour in gases
Atom behaviour in gases
Attracted but not strictly bound, move freely with space
Three types of atomic bonding
Three types of atomic bonding
Covalent, ionic, metallic
Covalent bonding
Covalent bonding
Atoms share electrons from outer shells
Covalent bonds strength type
Covalent bonds strength type
Primary bonds - very strong and difficult to break
What is an ion?
What is an ion?
A charged atom (positively or negatively charged)
Ionic bonding
Ionic bonding
Bond formed when charged ions attract electrostatically
Ionic bonds strength type
Ionic bonds strength type
Secondary bonds - weaker, can be broken with heat
Metallic bonding key feature
Metallic bonding key feature
Sea of delocalised electrons around positive metal atoms
Why metals conduct electricity and heat
Why metals conduct electricity and heat
Delocalised electrons can move freely through metal
