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Metal + non metal

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Ionic bonding

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Ionic bonding is between what

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Metal + non metal

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Covalent bonding is between what

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Non metals

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Non metals and non metals. What bonding

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Covalent bonding

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Metallic bonding is between what

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Metals

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Metals and metals. What bonding

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Metallic

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Structure of ionic bonding

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Giant 3D lattice

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Covalent structure (simple molecular)

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Separate molecules. Between them are intermolecular forces.

NOT BONDS

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Covalent structure (macromolecular)

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Giant lattice

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Metallic structure

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Lattice of positive ions surrounded by a sea of delocalised electrons

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Ionic bonding

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Attraction between oppositely charged ions

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Covalent bonding (simple)

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Strong covalent bonds

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Covalent bonding (macro)

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Lots of atoms held by strong covalent bonds

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Metallic bonding

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Lots of electrostatic attraction by sea of delocalised electrons

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Ionic state at room temp

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Solid

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Covalent (simple) state at room temp

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Gas / liquids

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Covalent (macro) state at room temp

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Solid

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Metallic state at room temp

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Solid

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Mp of ionic

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High

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Ionic mp why?

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Lots of energy needed to overcome strong ionic bonds

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Covalent (simple) mp

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Low

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Why covalent mp (simple)

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Weak intermolecular forces between molecules easy to overcome.
NOT BONDS

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Covalent (macro) mp

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High

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Why covalent (macro) mp

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Strong covalent bonds need to break

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Metallic mp

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High

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Metallic mp why

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Strong electrostatic attraction between positive metal ions and electrons

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Ionic bonding conductivity

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No as solid

Yes if molten or solution

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What makes a bonding able to conduct electricity

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Charged particles able to MOVE AND CARRY THE CURRENT

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Covalent (simple) conductivity

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No

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Covalent (macro) conductivity

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No

Apart from graphite along the layers

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Metallic conductivity

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Yes

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Ionic diagram

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3D shape with opposites

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Covalent (simple) diagram

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Cl - Cl
 -     -
 -     -
 -     -
Cl - Cl
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Metallic diagram

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e e e
+++++++ e
+++++++ e
e e e

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Trend in mp of ionic

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As ion increases attraction is stronger therefore mp is higher

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Why is diamond strong

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Lots of strong covalent bonds

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Why is graphite a good lubricant

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Layers slide over each other as weak forces between layers

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What are metals malleable

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Layers can slide over each other

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How are covalent bonds held together

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Each of the positively charged nuclei are attracted to the negatively charged electrons

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