Metallic Structures Flashcards

1
Q

What are metal properties all due to?

A

The sea of free electrons.

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2
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What do metals consist of?

A

Giant structures.

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3
Q

What do metallic bonds involve?

A

All important ‘free electrons’.

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4
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What do free electrons produce?

A

All properties of metals.

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5
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What is another way of saying free electrons?

A

Delocalised electrons.

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6
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Where do delocalised electrons come from?

A

Outer shell of every metal atom in the structure.

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7
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Electrons are free to move where?

A

Through the whole structure.

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8
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Metals are good…

A

Conductors of heat and electricity.

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9
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What do electrons also hold?

A

Atoms together in a regular structure.

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10
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There is strong forces of what? between what?

A

Electrostatic attraction.

Positive metal ions and the negative electrons.

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11
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Layers of atoms can do what?

A

Slide over each other.

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12
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Layers of atoms sliding over each other allows metals to do what?

A

Bent and be shaped.

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13
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What are alloys harder than?

A

Pure metals.

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14
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Pure metals often aren’t quite right for what?

A

Certain jobs.

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15
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What do scientists do to pure metals?

A

Mix 2 or more metals together, creating alloy.

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16
Q

Different elements have…

A

Different sized atoms.

17
Q

What happens when a metal is mixed with a pure metal?

A

New metal atoms distort the layers of metal atoms.

Making it more difficult to slide over each other.

18
Q

How can you identify the structure of a substance?

A

By its properties.

19
Q

Most substances behave as either what 4 things?

A

Giant ionic.
Simple molecular.
Giant covalent.
Giant metallic.

20
Q

What properties does a simple molecular have?

A

Low melting/boiling point.

Not a good electrical conductor.

21
Q

What properties does a giant ionic have?

A

High melting/boiling point.

Good electrical conductor(molten).

22
Q

What properties does a giant covalent have?

A

High melting/boiling point.

Not a good electrical conductor.

23
Q

What properties does a giant metallic have?

A

High melting/boiling point.

Good electrical conductor.