Metalloc Bonds And Intramolecular Forces

Question 1

Metallic bonds are different from covalent bonds because

Answer 1

The bonding electrons are delocalized

Question 2

Delocalized means electrons are

Answer 2

Free to move around

Question 3

Metallic bonds have an electron _

Answer 3

Sea

Question 4

A sea of

Answer 4

Mobile electrons

Question 5

Metallic bonds are found between metals or in

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Metal alloys

Question 6

Metal alloys are a

Answer 6

Mixture of metals

Question 7

Metals exhibit properties based on

Answer 7

The bonds that they contain

Question 8

Metals are good conductors of electricity and heat because

Answer 8

Their electrons can move about

Question 9

Since their electrons can move about, metals can easily

Answer 9

Carry a charge

Question 10

Metallic bonds have high melting and boiling points because

Answer 10

Strong and require a lot of energy to break

Question 11

Strength of a metallic bond depends on the

Answer 11

Number of electrons that are free to move about the metal

Question 12

Strength of metallic bond also depends on size of

Answer 12

Charge of the cation (metal)

Question 13

Metallic bonds have electron sea, covalent bonds have

Answer 13

Shared pair of electrons

Question 14

Metallic have electron sea, ionic _

Answer 14

Transfer of electrons in the valence shell

Question 15

Covalent bonds are between two

Answer 15

Nonmetals

Question 16

Covalent bonds are usually not hard except for (3)

Answer 16

Diamond

Silicon

Carbon

Question 17

Covalent bonds have don’t

Answer 17

Conduct electricity

Question 18

Ionic bonds only conduct electricity when (2)

Answer 18

In liquids

Dissolved

Question 19

Some compounds that contain _ may have more than one type of bonding

Answer 19

Polyatomic ions

Question 20

Some compounds that contain polyatomic ions may have

Answer 20

More than one type of bonding