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I/GCSE Chemistry- Bonding Structures

Different types of bonding

· igcse chemistry

This I/GCSE Chemistry blog post will help us understand what ionic and metallic bonding is and its differences, let's go!

Ionic Bonding  

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Melting and Boiling points

  • There are many strong bonds throughout the lattice, which need lots of energy to break and so there is a high melting point and boiling points.

Conducting Electricity

  •  When melted or dissolved in water, the ions are free to move around and so can carry a current when a potential is applied. 

Hard substances

  •  The many strong bonds throughout the lattice, which each need a lot of energy (e.g.force) to break, which means that the substance is harder and stronger.

Solubility

  •  Water molecules are able to separate the ions from the ionic lattice, so that it breaks apart and the substance dissolves.  

Metallic Bonding

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Melting and Boiling points

  • There is a very strong electrostatic attraction between the delocalised electrons and the cations, so lots of energy is required to break these bonds (except mercury).

Conducting Electricity

  • The delocalised electrons can move throughout the giant metallic lattice and so can carry a current when a potential is applied.

Conducting Heat

  • The cations are arranged in a regular arrangement touching each other. Therefore, when heated they vibrate more and their energy is easily passed through the lattice.

Malleable and Ductile

  • The regular arrangment means that the layers can easily slide over each other when a force is applied.
  • Insoluble 

That is all for this post!

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