Structure and Bonding - Exam Question Walkthrough｜A Level Chemistry (AQA)

In this video, I break down and answer a 6 mark structure and bonding (Bonding (3.1.3)) level of response question from an AQA A-Level Chemistry past paper involving sodium, sodium bromide, and sodium iodide. Although this is for AQA, there is a load of crossover that can be applied to other exam boards (OCR and Edexcel).

00:00 Introduction and Reading Through the Question
01:00 Structure and Bonding in Na
02:04 Structure and Bonding in NaBr and NaI

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[comfychronicles]

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[sninja]

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[mzzzzzz]

very informative video, also are you able to put that the bromide ion has a stronger nuclear attraction and so would attract an electron more strongly within the ionic bond, hence a stronger ionic bond.

[Zen_Zen_Zense]

there was a question similar to this on paper 1 - if only I found your channel then I wouldn't have been stumped on it sigh

[FrozenPrimordial]

Can you say in NaBr there is more covalent character