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Chemical bond

Force which holds acts between two or more atom together as a stable molecule

Types of elments

cations



Metallic- lose 1,2,3 in valence shell and become cationsNon-metallic-have 4,5,6,7 in valence shell and gain 3,2,1 to become anions


Non-metallic-have 4,5,6,7 in valence shell and gain 3,2,1 to become anions


Chemical combination

Transfer of valence electrons from metallic atom to non-metallic atom



Sharing of valence electrons between 2 atoms( both non- metallic)

Noble gases

Stable electronic configuration


Do not lose,share gain electrons are inert,unreactive


Valence electron shell is complete

Reason for chemical bonding to form molecule

Tendency of each atom to attain stable electronic configuration of the nearest noble gas

For an atom to achieve stable electronic configuration

It must have


Duplet rule


Or


Octet rule

Properties for formation of ionic compounds

Lower Ionisation potential- greaterease of formation of cation



Higher Electron affinity- greater ease of formation of anion



Larger Electronegativity difference between combining atoms- easier electron transfer

Properties of formation of covalent compound

IP,EA,EN- should be higher - between both atoms



EN diff should be negligible between 2 combining atoms

Formation of electrovalent bonds

Electrostatic force of attraction between two oppositely charged ions


Complete transfer of one or more electrons


Formation of covalent compounds

Sharing of electron pairs to acquire stable electronic configuration



Electrons in valence shell are mutually shared by atom of each element

Covalent bond

Chemical bond formed due to mutual sharing of electrons between given pairs of non metallic elements

Non polar covalent compound

When shared pair of electron are equally distributed between two atoms



No charge separation takes place


Electrically neutral and symmetrical



Polar covalent compound

When shared pair of electrons are unequally distributed between two atoms



Charge separation takes places


Atoms which attracts electrons more strongly develops a slight negative charge

Co ordinate/ dative bond

Type of covalency which involves one of the combining atoms contributing both of the shared electrons



A bond formed by a shared pair of electrons with both electrons coming from the same atom

Examples

Ionic- NaCl,CaO,KBr



Covalent- HCl,CH_4,NH_3


Ionic & covalent- CaCO_3, NaOH



Covalent & coordinate bond- CO,HNO_3



Ionic,covalent, coordinate bond- NH_4Cl, K_4[Fe(CN)_6]


Lone pair of electrons

Pair of electrons not shared with any other atom