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Describes basic terms in ionic bonding and how an ionic bond forms.

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Ionic Bonding -




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bond is
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ionic an electrostatic attraction between oppositely charged ions r

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↳ the ions form when 2 or more atoms give 1 take electrons from each other .




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attraction between ions in the lattice is
stronger than repulsion of same ions . -
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TRENDS

strength of bonding
size of the ion → smaller ions mean
stronger attraction


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ion → of attraction
AN1 0NS and CATIONS

more
charged stronger force .




CATION positively charged ion .




ionic radii
( same group ) radius increases
the
down a group AN1 ON negatively charged ion

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as electron shells do , and attraction to the nucleus
decreases .




Sodium and chloride ions .




period ionic radii decreases
formed by burning sodium in chlorine

across a
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↳ this and nuclear
is because ions become more charged
IN all
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charge increases attraction
, so more between them . 2 Na t CL2 →
( comparing isoelectric ions ) (5) (5)
(g)
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↳ represent this
two ionic half equations can

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→ loses 1 electron .




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C12 the 2cL
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high melting point →
gains 1 electron
the giant lattice creates a network of electrostatic
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ionic solids crystallise when stress is applied
layers ,
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slide → now same charge ions next to each other "
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repel and crystals break apart CI
Na
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ions then repel .


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→ ←
stress


electrical conductivity
when in solution -
Imdten
when solid the ions are not free to move and no
EVIDENCE Of IONS
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delocalized electrons .




when molten the ions are now mobile ,
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breaks down into
In
aqueous solutions , the lattice
seperate ions when the compound dissolves .




solubility
positive and negative ions are attracted to water
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the
molten
ability
or in
to
undergo electrolysis
solution is the best
when
. evidence .




↳ hydrates ions hydration energy can overcome lattice .




energy dissolving , the compound .

Copper chromate shows us visually
with colours .




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