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What bond transfers electrons from cation (metal) to anion (non-metal)?
What bond transfers electrons from cation (metal) to anion (non-metal)?
what bond share electrons between two non-metals?
what bond share electrons between two non-metals?
what bond delocalizes (electrons everywhere) (create electron sea)?
what bond delocalizes (electrons everywhere) (create electron sea)?
what does malleable mean?
what does malleable mean?
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what does lustrous mean?
what does lustrous mean?
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what does ductile mean?
what does ductile mean?
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what does alloy mean?
what does alloy mean?
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what type of bond DOES NOT conduct electricity?
what type of bond DOES NOT conduct electricity?
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what type of bonds share equal electrons?
what type of bonds share equal electrons?
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what type of bond has unequal sharing of electrons?
what type of bond has unequal sharing of electrons?
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Study Notes
Chemical Bonding
- Ionic bonds transfer electrons from a cation (metal) to an anion (non-metal).
- Covalent bonds share electrons between two non-metals.
- Metallic bonds delocalize electrons, creating a "sea" of electrons.
Properties of Metals
- Malleable means capable of being shaped or molded into different forms.
- Lustrous means having a shiny or reflective appearance.
- Ductile means capable of being stretched or drawn into thin wires.
Bonding Characteristics
- Ionic bonds do not conduct electricity.
- Covalent bonds share electrons equally.
- Polar covalent bonds have unequal sharing of electrons.
Alloys
- An alloy is a mixture of two or more elements, at least one of which is a metal.
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Description
Explore the concept of ionic bonding in chemistry, which involves the transfer of electrons from a cation (metal) to an anion (non-metal). Learn how this process leads to the formation of stable compounds.
