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Title: Welcome to Chemistry ?


1
Welcome to Chemistry ?
  • Turn in electron configuration
  • Notes on Bonding
  • Practice

2
Warm up
  • Write noble gas configuration for Cu and Ag

3
Introduction to Chemical Bonding
  • Chapter 6, Section 1

Get ready to take notes
4
What is a bond?
  • A bond is an electrical attraction between
    valence electrons and protons of different atoms

5
Why bond?
  • Nature likes things easy (ie. low energy) and
    bonding causes atoms to be more stable.

6
2 Main types of bonds
  • Covalent electrons are shared between nonmetals
  • Ionic electrons are transferred from cation to
    anion
  • Might want to refresh your memory on
    electronegativity (p. 151)

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What determines type of bond???
  • Electronegativity!
  • Subtract the EN of the 2 atoms, then . . .
  • If difference is equal to or more than 1.7
    ionic
  • If difference is btwn 0.3 1.7 polar covalent
  • If difference is less than 0.3 non-polar
    covalent

9
What were those bonds again?
  • Ionic electrons are transferred
  • Polar Covalent electrons are shared, but not
    equally
  • Non-polar covalent electrons are shared equally

10
How bout some examples?
  • What type of bond would form between the
    following elements?
  • Hydrogen Sulfur
  • Cesium Fluorine
  • Carbon chlorine
  • 2 Oxygen atoms

11
Practice
  • S and H
  • 2.5-2.10.4
  • polar covalent (b)
  • Cs and F
  • 4.0-0.73.3
  • Ionic (c)
  • C and Cl
  • 3.0-2.50.5
  • polar covalent (b)

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Practice
  • Ca Cl
  • 3.0-1.02.0
  • Ionic (c)
  • O O
  • 3.5-3.50.0
  • nonpolar covalent (a)
  • Cl and Br
  • 3.0-2.80.2
  • nonpolar covalent (a)
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