ionic compounds form when oppsitely changed ions attract
Lonic Compounds have a lattice structure
The Physical Properties of ionic compounds reflect their ionic structure
Electrical Conductivity
Britteness
Electronegativity
Bonding Continum
Octet Rule
Atoms Can Share More Than One Pair Of Electrons to form Multiple Bonds
Short Bonds Are Strong Bonds
Lewis Diagrams are used to show the arrangement of es in covalent molecules
Co-Ordinate Covalent Bonds
Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion (VSEPR) Theory
Electron domain
Repulsion
Lone Pair (Non-Bonding Domains)
Molecular Geometry
Bond Polarity
Moleculs with Polar bonds Are Not Always polar
Coordinate Bonds
Resonance
PO3-4
The Formation of covalent bonds often starts with the excitation of the atmos
Ozone: A Case Study in Resonance
Oxygen
O3
Catailtic Destruction of ozone
Same Covalent Substances form giant Molecular Crystalline Solids
Metallic Bonding
Alloys are Solutions of Metals with Enchanced Properties
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