Chemical Structure & Reactions - Weebly
Transcript of Chemical Structure & Reactions - Weebly
January 7, 2019
6.1: Compounds & Molecules A) Chemical Bonds
> Compounds– All particles the same, but made up of different elements– Has properties different than elements that make it up
» ex: NaCl
> Chemical Bonds– force (energy) that holds atoms or ions together– can bend, stretch & rotate without breaking
» Break or Build Bonds / Rearrange atoms = Reaction
6.1: Compounds & Molecules Cont. B) Chemical Structure
– the way the compound's atoms are bonded/arranged– use models to help draw
> Ball & Stick Model– Bonds = Sticks
« angles and distances help explain properties
> Space Filling Model– Shows relative sizes of atoms
January 7, 20196.1: Compounds & Molecules Cont. C) Bond Types
– Atoms form bonds to become stable or fill outer shell
> Ionic Bond– Atom gives electron to
different atom– Oppositely charged ions attract
> Covalent Bond– Atoms share a pair of
electrons– Since both atoms hanging
on to electrons, atoms are held together
> Hydrogen Bond– Weak attraction of the negative side of one
molecule to the positive side of another
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6.1: Compounds & Molecules Cont. D) Structure & Properties
– Structure determines Properties» Strong bonds = Strong molecules
> Network of Bonded Atoms– bonds are same angles & arrangement throughout – known as strong solids & have high Melting/Boiling
points» Ex: Quartz
> Network of Bonded Ions– Ions are held together in
network structure– Held together by opposite
charges– strong structures leading to
High Melting/Boiling points
> Molecule Compounds– made up of many molecules of substance (SUGAR)– weak attraction between molecules
» lower melting/boiling points
7.1: Nature of Chemical ReactionsA) Chemical Reaction: matter chemically changes into new substance
> Chemical Equation: show how atoms/ions are rearranged – Reactants rearranged into products– Mass & Energy are conserved– Energy is needed to build bonds– Energy is released when breaking bonds
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7.1: Nature of Chemical Reactions Cont. B) Reaction Energy
> Reactions that release energy are Exothermic Reactions– energy release from...
> Reactions that require energy are Endothermic Reactions– energy used to...
7.3: Types of Chemical Reactions A) Classifying Reactions
> able to predict product from reactants using common reactions
B) Basic Reaction Types
1: Synthesis Reaction» Two or more reactants combine to form more
complex product
2: Decomposition Reaction» One Reactant broken down into two or more simpler
products