The document discusses atomic structure and bonding. It describes the basic components of an atom, including protons, neutrons, and electrons. It also discusses different types of atomic bonding structures: covalent, ionic, metallic, and Van der Waals. Additionally, it examines atomic arrangements in different states of matter, such as gases, crystals, liquids, and amorphous solids. Gases have no order, crystals have long and short range order, while liquids and amorphous solids have partial, unstable short range order but no long range order.
15. Ionic bonding Li F Individual Li and F atoms with 1 and 7 outer electrons Chemically Unstable
16. Ionic bonding Li F Individual Li and F atoms with 1 and 7 outer electrons Chemically Unstable
17. Ionic bonding Li F bonding Li F Individual Li and F atoms with 1 and 7 outer electrons One LiF molecular with 8 outer electrons Chemically Unstable Chemically Stable
18. Metallic bonding metallic ion free electron Balanced Coulombic Stochastic Interaction. Metallic materials
19. Van der Waals bonding positively charged negatively charged Usually seen in polymeric materials + - + - + - + - Polarized molecular
20. Lecture map atomic arrangement in matters atomic bonding atomic structure covalent ionic metallic Van der Waals Gases Crystals Amorphous Liquids