Physical Properties of Ionic Compounds Most ionic, metallic and covalent solids are?crystalline lattices The ions, atoms or molecules are arranged in a?regular and repeating arrangement Gian...
Ionic Radius Ionic radius The?ionic?radius?of an element is a measure of the size of an ion Ionic radii show predictable patterns Ionic radii?increase?with increasing?negative charge Ionic r...
Ionic Dot-and-Cross Diagrams Dot and cross diagrams?are diagrams that show the arrangement of the outer-shell electrons in an?ionic?or?covalent?compound or element The electrons are shown as...
Ionic Bonds As a general rule,?metals?are on the?left?of the periodic table and?nonmetals?are on the?right-hand?side Ionic?bonding?involves the?transfer?of electrons from a?metallic?element to a?no...
Melting & Boiling Point Trends Elements in the periodic table are arranged in order of increasing atomic number and placed in vertical columns (groups) and horizontal rows (periods) The ...
Electronic Configurations of Atoms & Ions The?principal quantum shells?increase in energy with increasing?principal quantum number E.g.?n?= 4 is higher in energy than?n?= 2 The?su...
Orbital Shapes Orbitals Subshells contain one or more?atomic orbitals Orbitals exist at?specific?energy levels and electrons can only be found at these specific levels,?not?in between them E...
Developing Electronic Configuration Electrons move rapidly around the nucleus in energy shells If their energy is increased, then they can jump to a higher energy level The process is revers...
Factors Affecting Ionisation Energy Ionisation energy The?ionisation?Energy?(IE) of an element is the amount of energy required to remove?one mole?of electrons from?one mole?of gaseous atoms...
