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anelementionicbondingstrongelectrostaticattractionbetweenoppositelycharged ionsenergylevelsenergiesofelectronsin atomspolarisabilityindication of theextent to which theelectron cloud in amolecule or ion canbe distorted bynearby electricchargecovalentbondStrong electrostaticattraction betweentwo nuclei and theshared pair ofelectrons betweenthembondangleangle betweentwo covalentbonds in amolecule orgiant covalentstructureLondonforcesintermolecularforces thatexist betweenall moleculesbondlengthdistancebetween thenuclei of twobonded atomsin a moleculeIntermolecularforcesweakattractiveforcesbetweenmoleculespolarmoleculesmolecules thatcontain polarbonds which donot cancel eachotherdelocalisedelectronsbondingelectrons whichare not fixed ina bondbetween twoatomslatticeregular three-dimensionalarrangement ofatoms or ions ina crystalGiantstructureCrystal structure inwhich all atoms orions are linked bya network ofstrong bondingshieldingeffect of innerelectrons whichreduces the pull ofthe nucleus on theelectrons in theouter shell of anatomSimplemolecularstructureGroups of atoms heldtogether by strongcovalent bondingwithin the moleculebut weak forces ofattraction betweenthe moleculesisoelectronicexactly thesamenumber andarrangementof electronsIntramolecularforcescovalentbonds linkingthe atoms ina moleculemassnumbernumber ofprotons plusneutrons ofan atom inits nucleusmetallicbondingstrong electrostaticattraction betweenmetal ions and'sea' of delocalisedelectronsorbitalregion of spacearound nucleus ofan atom in whichthere is a 95%chance of findingan electronrelativeatomicmassaverage mass ofan atom of anelement relative to1/12th of the massof an atom ofcarbon-12electronegativityability of anatom to attractthe bondingelectrons in acovalent bondbondenergyenergy required tobreak one mole ofthe bonds in asubstance in thegaseous statesolutechemical whichdissolves in asolvent to makea solutionsolubilitymeasure ofconcentration ofsaturated solutionof a solute atspecifiedtemperatureionicradiushalf the distancebetween twonuclei of twocovalently bondedatoms of the sametypeatomicnumbernumber ofprotons ofan atomisotopesatoms of the sameelement whichhave the samenumber of protonsbut a differentnumber ofneutronspolarcovalentbondshared electronsare drawn towardsthe atom with thestronger pull onthe electronsaturatedsolutionsolution thatcontains as muchof the solute aspossible at a giventemperaturelonepairpair of electrons inthe outer shell of oneof the atoms in amolecule or ion whichis not involved inbondingionisationenergythe energy needed toremove one mole ofelectrons from onemole of gaseousatoms or ions of anelementionicbondingstrongelectrostaticattractionbetweenoppositelycharged ionsenergylevelsenergiesofelectronsin atomspolarisabilityindication of theextent to which theelectron cloud in amolecule or ion canbe distorted bynearby electricchargecovalentbondStrong electrostaticattraction betweentwo nuclei and theshared pair ofelectrons 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Bonding and structure - Call List

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  1. bonding electrons which are not fixed in a bond between two atoms
    delocalised electrons
  2. regular three-dimensional arrangement of atoms or ions in a crystal
    lattice
  3. Crystal structure in which all atoms or ions are linked by a network of strong bonding
    Giant structure
  4. effect of inner electrons which reduces the pull of the nucleus on the electrons in the outer shell of an atom
    shielding
  5. Groups of atoms held together by strong covalent bonding within the molecule but weak forces of attraction between the molecules
    Simple molecular structure
  6. exactly the same number and arrangement of electrons
    isoelectronic
  7. covalent bonds linking the atoms in a molecule
    Intramolecular forces
  8. number of protons plus neutrons of an atom in its nucleus
    mass number
  9. strong electrostatic attraction between metal ions and 'sea' of delocalised electrons
    metallic bonding
  10. region of space around nucleus of an atom in which there is a 95% chance of finding an electron
    orbital
  11. average mass of an atom of an element relative to 1/12th of the mass of an atom of carbon-12
    relative atomic mass
  12. ability of an atom to attract the bonding electrons in a covalent bond
    electronegativity
  13. energy required to break one mole of the bonds in a substance in the gaseous state
    bond energy
  14. chemical which dissolves in a solvent to make a solution
    solute
  15. measure of concentration of saturated solution of a solute at specified temperature
    solubility
  16. half the distance between two nuclei of two covalently bonded atoms of the same type
    ionic radius
  17. number of protons of an atom
    atomic number
  18. atoms of the same element which have the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons
    isotopes
  19. shared electrons are drawn towards the atom with the stronger pull on the electron
    polar covalent bond
  20. solution that contains as much of the solute as possible at a given temperature
    saturated solution
  21. pair of electrons in the outer shell of one of the atoms in a molecule or ion which is not involved in bonding
    lone pair
  22. the energy needed to remove one mole of electrons from one mole of gaseous atoms or ions of an element
    ionisation energy
  23. strong electrostatic attraction between oppositely charged ions
    ionic bonding
  24. energies of electrons in atoms
    energy levels
  25. indication of the extent to which the electron cloud in a molecule or ion can be distorted by nearby electric charge
    polarisability
  26. Strong electrostatic attraction between two nuclei and the shared pair of electrons between them
    covalent bond
  27. angle between two covalent bonds in a molecule or giant covalent structure
    bond angle
  28. intermolecular forces that exist between all molecules
    London forces
  29. distance between the nuclei of two bonded atoms in a molecule
    bond length
  30. weak attractive forces between molecules
    Intermolecular forces
  31. molecules that contain polar bonds which do not cancel each other
    polar molecules