Standard Enthalpy Change Standard conditions To compare the changes in enthalpy between reactions, all thermodynamic measurements are made under?standard?conditions These?standard conditions?are: A...
Temperature & Kinetic Energy What is the difference between heat and temperature? This can be illustrated using a beaker of boiling water and a pipette: The effects of boiling water can be quit...
Alloys Alloys are?mixtures of metals, where the metals are mixed together physically but are not chemically combined They can also be made from metals mixed with nonmetals such as carbon Ions of th...
Trends in Melting Points of Metals The?strength?of electrostatic attraction can be increased by: Increasing?the number of?delocalised?electrons?per metal atom Increasing?the?positive?charges?on the...
Metallic Bonding Metal?atoms are tightly packed together in?lattice?structures When the metal atoms are in?lattice?structures, the electrons in their outer shells are free to move throughout the st...
Properties of Covalent Compounds The physical properties of?molecular covalent compounds?are largely influenced by their?intermolecular forces If you know the type of?intermolecular forces?present ...
Deducing Intermolecular Forces In order to deduce the types of?intermolecular forces?present in molecules you need information about the structure and chemical formula of the molecules The chemical...
Intermolecular Forces There are no covalent bonds between molecules in molecular covalent compounds. There are, however, forces of attraction between these molecules, and it is these which must be ...
Giant Covalent Structures Covalent lattices Covalent bonds?are bonds between nonmetals in which electrons are?shared?between the atoms In some cases, it is not possible to satisfy the bonding capac...
