Ionic Bonding
This makes it so ionic bonds do not conduct electricity in the solid form
What is lack of movement?
This is a description of the subatomic action that defines what a covalent bond is
What is the sharing of electrons?
General description of the bonding pattern in metals.
What are protons in a sea of electrons?
This defines why network solids do not conduct electricity.
What is no movement or charges.
Because these are present, these substances have relatively high melting points
What are opposite charges
The absence of these makes it so that there is no conductivity in covalent substances.
What are charges?
This accounts for the high melting points in metals.
What are opposite charges?
Type of bond present throughout this bonding pattern.
What is covalent?
As a result of these subatomic action, charges are present
What is the transfer of electrons?
This is the other bonding type that uses the same type of bonds.
What are network solids?
A property of the bond that allows the solid form to be conductive.
What are the moving sea of electrons?
Are 3 examples of network solids
What are diamonds, quartz, carbide, graphite, _____?
In the molten and in solution, this property occurs
What is conductivity?
General name give to all substance with this kind of bond
What are molecules?
A property only found metals
What is____________?
The main property that makes these substances so useful in industry
What is hardness?
This describes why ionic substances are brittle.
What is like charge line up and repel each other?
Because these are weak, covalent substances are volatile.
What are intermolecular bonds?
Another 2 property only found metals.
What is __________ and ____________?
Explains why these have the highest melting points.
What is strong covalent bonds throughout the whole crystalline structure?