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Chemistry- ionic, metallic,covalent bonding

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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what is an ion

Back (Answer)

e negatively or positevely charged atom

#2
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Why do atoms form ions?

Back (Answer)

to achieve a stable electronic configuration

#3
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what do non metals form?

Back (Answer)

negative ions

#4
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metals form

Back (Answer)

positive ions

#5
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Definition of Ionic Bonding

Back (Answer)

occurs in compounds of metals combined with non metals

#6
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how can we show the loss or gaining of electrons?

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We can show how the electrons of a metal go to a non metal by using a cross and dot diagram

#7
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what do metals form

Back (Answer)

positive ions

#8
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in metllic bonding are there delocalised electrons

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yes and are able to flow around

#9
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definiton of metallic bonding:

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its the force of attraction between the positive metal ions and the sea of electrons that form a giant mwtallic structure

#10
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when does covalent bonding occur?

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occurs between two or more non metal atoms that share pairs of electrons in order to achive a stable electronic configuration

#11
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in ionic substances can they conduct electricity ?

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yes molten or in a solution

#12
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describe the boiling and melting point of ionic substances

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high melting and boiling point

#13
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what do ionic substances form?

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crysalline structures

#14
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what structure do ionic subtances have

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giant ionic lattice

#15
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describe pattern of ionic subtances

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regular repeating pattern of oppositely charged ions

#16
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what are ionic subsanced held by

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strong electrostatic forces of attractions

#17
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can ionis substances conduct eelctricity as solids

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ni because he ions are in a fixed position

#18
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why do ionic substances form a hard crystalline sreuctire

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because the ions are tightly packed together in a regular repeartong pattern called ionic lattice

#19
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What is an Ion?

Back (Answer)

A charged atom/group of charged atoms

#20
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Why do atoms form ions?

Back (Answer)

To have a stable electronic arrangement

#21
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When does an atom become a negative ion?

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when it gains electrons, an atom becomes a negative ion

#22
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When does an atom become a positive ion?

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when it looses electrons, at atom becomes a positive ion

#23
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What do NON- Metals form?

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Negative ions

#24
Front (Question)

What do Metals form?

Back (Answer)

Positive ions