Metallic bonding Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

Why do metals behave differently to non metals and compounds?

A

Due to their metallic bonding

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2
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What are the properties of all materials determined by?

A

The types of atoms present
The types of bonding between the atoms
The way the atoms are packed together

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3
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What is the benefit of having a strong metallic bond?

A

High melting and boiling points

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4
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Metals are giant structures with a … of free electrons

A

Sea

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5
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How can metals conduct heat and electricity?

A

The electrons are free/delocalised so can move around

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6
Q

A lot of … is needed to break metallic bonds

A

Energy

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8
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What happens to the number of free electrons as you move across the periodic table from left to right?

A

The number of free electrons increases

This increase in free electrons affects physical properties like melting and boiling points.

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9
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How do melting and boiling points change as the number of free electrons increases?

A

Melting and boiling points increase

This is due to the increased attraction between positive ions and free electrons.

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10
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What is the reason for the increase in melting and boiling points across the periodic table?

A

Increased attraction between positive ions and free electrons

This attraction strengthens as more free electrons are present.

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