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Bonding

A matching card game to sharpen your knowledge of covalent, ionic and metallic bonding. Only cards of different colours can be matched.

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metallic bonding -descriptiona lattice of metal ions(cations) surrounded by a sea of delocalised electrons
covalent bonding-descriptionoccurs whenever electrons are shared between two elements
ionic bondingoccurs when there is a complete electron transfer from one element to another
a polar bondbetween H and Cl in HCl
a non-polar molecule with polar bondsO=C=O
a molecule with non-polar bondsO=O
a polar molecule that does not show H-bonding between moleculesH2S
an example of a covalent layer latticegraphite
an example of a covalent network latticeSiO2
diamondan allotrope of graphite
graphitehas layers of carbon rings held together by delocalised electrons
a molecule with tetrahedral symmetryCH4
substances containing this bonding will conduct electricity in their solid statemetallic bonding
substances containing this bonding will conduct electricity only in molten or dissolved stateionic bonding
substances with this bonding will not conduct electricity in any statecovalent bonding
metallic bonding-exampleMg(s)
ionic bonding-exampleNa2CO3
a mixture of metals(or sometimes C)alloy
an example of an alloybronze
a substance where the molecules are held together by hydrogen bondingNH3
CO2a linear molecule
H2Oa V-shaped molecule
Hydrogen bonding occurs between molecules that have hydrogen bonded to...F, O or N
the bonding within a moleculeintramolecular bonding
the bonding between molecules in a solid or liquidintermolecular bonding
electronegativitythe electron-attracting power of a particular element
the most significant type of intermolecular bonding between HBr moleculesdipole-dipole interaction
the only type of bonding possible between non-polar moleculesdispersion forces
as molecules get larger the size of the dispersion forces...increases
dispersion forcesbonding between water molecules consists of hydrogen bonding and...


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