Bond Basics
Atoms transfer electrons in this bond.
What is ionic?
State of most ionic compounds at room temperature.
What is solid?
What metals can be hammered into sheets?
What are malleable metals?
Table salt contains this bond.
What is ionic?
Both bonds involve these.
What are charged particles?
Metals share a “sea” of these.
What are electrons?
Ionic compounds conduct electricity when in this form.
What is dissolved/melted?
Metals conduct this well.
What is electricity?
Aluminum foil is held by this bond.
What is metallic?
Metals can bend; ionic solids do this.
What is break?
Ionic bonds form between these types of elements.
What are metals and nonmetals?
Shape made by ions in solids.
What is a lattice?
Metals are shiny due to this
What is luster?
NaCl is also called this.
What is table salt?
Ionic: metal + nonmetal; metallic: only these.
What are metals?
Positive ions are called this.
What are cations?
Ionic compounds usually have this melting point.
What is high?
What type of metals can be stretched into wires?
What are ductile metals
This metal is used for wires.
What is copper?
Both bonds have this point high.
What is melting point?
This attraction holds metals together.
What is electrostatic attraction?
Ionic crystals tend to break this way.
What is brittle?
Mixtures like bronze have this type of bond.
What is metallic?
Silver nitrate dissolves to give these.
What are ions?
Only metals conduct electricity in this state.
What is solid?