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what is a
negative
electrode called?
a
cathode
what is a
positive
electrode called?
an
anode
when do ionic compounds conduct electricity?
when they are
molten
or
dissolved in water
why do ionic compounds have high melting or boiling points?
strong
electrostatic forces
of attraction which need a lot of
energy
to overcome them
what is an ionic compound?
A compound formed by the transfer of
electrons
between
atoms
arranged in a
giant structure
or lattice
what is a
lattice
structure?
Regular
arrangement of
ions
what are the forces that hold
oppositely
charged ions together?
electrostatic forces
what is an ion?
a charged particle
what are
negative
ions called?
anions
what are
positive
ions called?
cations
what type of
elements
form ionic bonds?
metals
with a
non-metal