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C2 Bonding

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Total cards: 10•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

what is an IONIC bond?

Back (Answer)

between metal and non-metal electrons transferred → atoms fill outer shells and form ions

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#2
Front (Question)

what is a COVALENT bond?

Back (Answer)

between non-metals pairs of electrons shared → atoms fill outer shells

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#3
Front (Question)

do SOLID-state IONIC BONDS conduct electricity? why?

Back (Answer)

no ions are bonded and not free to move

#4
Front (Question)

do LIQUID-state IONIC BONDS conduct electricity? why?

Back (Answer)

yes ions are free to move

#5
Front (Question)

do IONIC BONDS have high or low m/b points? why?

Back (Answer)

high strong electrostatic force of attraction between oppositely charged ions → more energy needed to break the bonds

#6
Front (Question)

do SIMPLE MOLECULAR BONDS conduct electricity? why?

Back (Answer)

no electrons are not free to move

#7
Front (Question)

do SIMPLE MOLECULAR BONDS have high or low m/b points? why?

Back (Answer)

low weak intermolecular force of attraction → less energy needed to break the bonds

#8
Front (Question)

does DIAMOND conduct electricity? why?

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Back (Answer)

no no delocalized electrons

#9
Front (Question)

does GRAPHITE conduct electricity? why?

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Back (Answer)

yes delocalized electrons

#10
Front (Question)

do GIANT COVALENT BONDS have high or low m/b points? why?

Back (Answer)

strong covalent bonds → more energy needed to break the bonds