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Metallic Bonding
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Metallic Bonding
Metal
+
metal
Strongest
bond of the
3
Sea of
delocalized
electrons
Properties of Metals
Shiny
Malleable
(become any shape) &
ductile
(thin to wires)
Usually
high
melting & boiling point
Conducts
heat
&
electricity
Solids at room temperature (except: mercury)
Structure of Solids (metals)
Lattice form
Particles
close together
Surrounded by
sea
of
delocalized electrons
- e- jumps around & moves randomly
Very strong attraction - e- constantly holding on to positive ion
More
delocalized
=
stronger attraction
Nucleus
becomes
+ve charge
Groups & Melting Points
1st period =
highest
melting point
cuz
electron
is closer to
protons
More electrons =
higher
melting point
Melting points
increase
across a period
Metallic: Conducting
Electricity
Metals can conduct electricy cuz of the movement of
delocalized
electrons
More
delocalized
electrons =
better
electricity conductor