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Ionic (electrovalent)bond

Occurs when elements on the left electro positive metals meet those on the right electronegative nonmetallic if electronegative difference on the Pauling scale is greater than 1.7 this will form



Face centered cubic

Covalent bond

Sharing of electrons formed when both atoms are on the right (electro negative nonmetals) and has a small difference in electronegativities



Unequal sharing

Ionic bond

C

Metal bonds to nometals

Forms ionic salt


Metals conduct electricity


High melting point

Electrostatic attraction

Example NaCl


Na atom Losses of an electron (+)


Cl gains the electron (-)

Water and ionic compounds

Water breaks bonds and electrolyte are free and can now conduct electricity.

Vesper theory

like charges repell


Valance shell like charges 180 degrees apart.


Lewis structures

A

Poly atomic ions cation(s)

Ammonium


NH4+ only positive

Polyatomic ions anion(s)

Nitrate NO3^-


Sulfate SO4^(2-)


Phosphate PO4^(3-)


Allotropes

Different forms of the same element as a result of the differences in molecular structure such as O2 and O3 or different packing of atoms in a solid.

Sp Hybridization

2 paired electrons



Orbital geometry


Linear

Sp^2 hybridization

3 pairs of electronsOrbital geometry Triangular planar

Sp^3 hybridization

4 paired electronsOrbital geometry Tetrahedral

Dsp^3 hybridization

5 paired electronsOrbital geometry Triangular bipyramidal

D^2sp^3 hybridization

6 paired electrons


Orbital geometry


Octahedral