Solid particles
Particles in a solid are tightly packed and are fixed
Liquid particles
Particles in a liquids are close together with gaps and take the shape of the container and the particles can move
Gas particles
Particles in a gas are very apart and they move quickly and randomly
Mistake with simple solid liquid gas diagram
Assume no force between particle
Gaining electron makes element positive or negative?
negative
Describe ionic bonding where 1 electron moves
1 electron is passed from x element to y element causing both elements to have full outer shell
Ionic bonding
metal with non metal
Covalent bonding
non metal with non metal
Why do somethings have high boiling point
The strength of the bonds is high so they require more energy to break these.
Difference between ionic and covalent bonds
Ionic - transfer electrons
Covalent - share electrons
Why do somethings have low boiling point
Weak intermolecular bonds so they require low energy to break
Why do giant covalent substance have high boiling melting point
Millions of bonds require high energy to break
diamond made from..
carbon
Delocalised electrons can do what? and why?
move as they aren't bound to an atom
graphite is a good conductor of ?? and why??
electricity and heat as they have delocalised electrons
2 uses for fullerene
Lubricant and catalyst
property of metals and why
bent and shaped cuz the layers of atoms can slide over each other