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Physical chemistry
Types of bonding and properties
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Define metallic bonding
The electrostatic force between the metal cation and the delocalised electrons
How can the strength of the
metallic
bonding be increased ?
-increase number
of
delocalised electrons
per metal
atom
-increasing
the
positive charge
of the
metal cations
in the
lattice
-decreasing
the
size
of the
metal
ions
what are the characteristics of metallic bonding ?
malleable
and
ductile
-
layers
of
cations
can
Slide Over one another
conduct electricity
-
free-moving delocalised electrons
what happens to the melting point across a
period
increases
-
charge of cations increases, more delocalised electrons
per
cation.
what heppends to melting point down group?
decreases
-
distance between cation and delocalised electrons increases
What is the perfect ionic model
That ionic compounds are composed of perfectly spherical cations and anions arranged in
a
lattice
what is ionic bonding
electrostatic attraction between cations
and
anions
(
oppositely charged ions)
What is the trend of electronegativity across a period ?
Increases