Chemical Bonding flashcards
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This Chemical Bonding page gathers community-made flashcards on ionic, covalent and metallic bonding, ions and molecular shapes. With over 1,100 flashcards, it offers mostly school-level material for students practicing bonding concepts and teachers looking for resources to share. Choose a deck and start studying.
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- Valence Electrons and the Octet Rule27
- Ions and Ion Formation74
- Ionic Bonding and Ionic Compounds553
- Ionic and Covalent Bonding502
- Covalent Bonding271
- Lewis Structures17
- Electronegativity and Bond Polarity43
- Molecular Shapes and VSEPR Theory125
- Bonding and Orbital Theory16
- Intermolecular Forces114
- Simple Molecular Substances15
- Giant Covalent Structures and Carbon Allotropes85
- Metallic Bonding and Alloys126
- Nanoparticles7
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106 cardsChemistry aqa Triple science GCSE C2 What are compounds?
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18 cardsGCSE CHEMISTRY UNIT 2 STRUCTURE AND BONDING What is a compound?
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6 cardsGiant covalent structures
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36 cardsElectrons, Bonding and Structure Define the term first ionisation energy Define the term successive ionisation energy
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9 cardsChemistry: Chemical Bonding & Structure: Discrete Molecules: Shapes of Molecules & Ions Shapes of Molecules & Ions
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181 cardsChemistry 11: Matter, Chemical bonding and Chemical Trends 1. What is matter? Draw a diagram of the classification of matter
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41 cardsChemistry Edexcel C2 topic 1+topic 2 notes I can describe the structure of an atom showing the position of protons, neutrons and electrons.
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56 cardsBonding - Exam Questions Explain how the ions are held together in solid sodium metal. (1 mark)
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63 cardsIonic Bonding Flashcards When are ions formed in ionic bonding?
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40 cardsChemistry past paper questions (January 2009) Chemistry Past Paper Questions January 2009
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19 cardsMetallic Bonding Describe the ionization of a metal
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29 cardsStuctures, properties and uses Chemistry 2
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14 cardsC2 - Covalent Compounds and Separation Techniques What are Covalent Bonds?
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44 cardschemistry year 9 revision cards what is an atom?
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21 cardsChemistry Test Feedback Questions BONDING, STRUCTURES, POLYMERS AND NONSCIENCE practice exam questions
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29 cardsElectrons, Bonding and Structure Define first ionisation energy
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25 cardsChemistry | Bonding Three main types of bonding and their key points
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17 cardsChemistry C5 GCSE (OCR) What does dry air consist of? Elements? Compounds?
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10 cardsLewis Structure Shape and Polarity How to draw a Lewis Structure
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11 cardsStructure and bonding in the first 20 elements Do metallic elements have high or low boiling points?
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8 cardsEdexcel Additional Sciences: Chemistry C2 - Structure of an atom Starting to create flash cards for the Edexcel's additional chemistry topics. Starting with structure of an...
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9 cardsCovalent Bonding Define the term 'Covalent Bond'
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6 cardsShapes of Molecules (OCR) Flashcards to help with learning the shapes and bond angles of molecules, with examples and dot-cross diagr...
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31 cardsTable Of Ions Test The Test On The Table Of Ions
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5 cardsBond Angles and Shapes Give the name, Bond angles and an example of: 2 Bonding Pairs
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6 cardsMultivalent Metals Charges of 1+/2+
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53 cardsPTofE, Atoms, ions and compounds what is an that loses an electron
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4 cardsRevision for alloys and metallic bonding How are the particles bonded together in metals?
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8 cardsMolecule Shape and Bond Angles
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20 cardsAdditional Science - Chemistry What is the 'sharing' bond?
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22 cardsShapes of molecules and intermoleclar forces What type of bonding forms molecules?
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12 cardsLevel 2 Structure and Bonding Chlorine molecules (Cl₂) form single covalent bonds between chlorine atoms. Explain what the 'single covale...
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15 cardsFundamentals in Chemistry If an atom has 12 protons, how many electrons will it have?
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8 cardsMetallic bonding describe the atoms in a pure metal
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89 cardsGCSE EDEXCEL CHEMISTRY ADDITIONAL [C2] Topic 1 Atomic structure and the periodic table
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95 cards4. Chemical Bonding & Structure | IB Chemistry HL State whether bond-breaking & bond-forming are endothermic/exothermic. State what endothermic & exothermic ...
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51 cards2. Chemical bonding and structure Properties of metals
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51 cardsBonding Define ionic bond
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61 cardscovalent bonding A covalent bond
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86 cardsChemistry General Ionic compounds: What are they? What are they held together by?
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These decks offer different ways to practice. Covalent Bonding asks for definitions and explores single and multiple bonds. Metallic Bonding includes questions about metal crystals and their properties. Other decks cover ions, electron structure, molecular shapes and bond angles.
Start with Covalent Bonding if you want to practice definitions and bond types. For shape practice, try Shapes of Molecules (OCR), which includes examples and bond angles. A deck on Lewis structures, shape and polarity offers another way to study how molecular shapes are determined.
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Start with Covalent Bonding if you want to practice definitions and bond types. If you are working on molecular shapes instead, try Shapes of Molecules (OCR). Its cards include shapes, examples and bond angles, so you can practice connecting those details.
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