'Covalent molecular' diaporamas de présentation

Forms of Chemical Bonds

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Energy Matters

Energy Matters. Metallic, Monatomic, Molecular and Covalent Network elements. Atomic size, Ionisation energies and Periodic patterns. Elements and Bonding. Index. Metal element bonding. Non-Metal element bonding. Covalent radius and density. Ionisation energies.

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Energy Matters

Energy Matters. Metallic, Monatomic, Molecular and Covalent Network elements. Atomic size, Ionisation energies and Periodic patterns. Elements and Bonding. Index. Metal element bonding. Non-Metal element bonding. Covalent radius and density. Ionisation energies.

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Energy Matters

Energy Matters. Metallic, Monatomic, Molecular and Covalent Network elements. Atomic size, Ionisation energies and Periodic patterns. Elements and Bonding. Index. Metal element bonding. Non-Metal element bonding. Covalent radius and density. Ionisation energies.

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Metallic Bonds and Intramolecular Forces

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Intermolecular Forces

Intermolecular Forces. What Holds A Liquid Or Solid Together?. In ionic compounds, all atoms are equally bonded together in the crystal What about covalent?. Two Types of Covalent Compounds. Covalent Network Crystal - all atoms covalently bonded together equally - very strong and hard

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Higher Chemistry

Higher Chemistry. Unit 1 Section 4 Bonding, Structure and Properties Multiple Choice Questions. This is designed to be used by teachers to help students develop skills in answering multiple choice questions.

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Chapter 10

Chapter 10. States of Matter. KMT. Kinetic Molecular Theory- describes matter as being constantly in motion Kinetic energy- energy in motion Yes, solids are moving Will explain difference of motion of atoms through song examples (fast, medium, slow)

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Chemical Formulas

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From Standard Grade

From Standard Grade. I f we exclude the metal elements. There are two types of bonding. Ionic. Covalent. Covalent molecular. Covalent Network. Covalent is divided into two parts. Covalent Molecular. In covalent molecular bonding the atoms are joined into discrete molecules.

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