Metallic Bonding (AQA A-Level Chemistry): Flashcards
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Definition of metallic bonding
Definition of metallic bonding
Attraction between positive metal ions and delocalised electrons
Structure of metallic lattice
Structure of metallic lattice
Positive ions in regular pattern surrounded by sea of delocalised
Delocalised electrons in metals
Delocalised electrons in metals
Outer electrons free to move throughout the structure
Why metals conduct electricity
Why metals conduct electricity
Delocalised electrons are free to move
Force holding metallic lattice together
Force holding metallic lattice together
Electrostatic attraction between positive ions and delocalised
Effect of higher ion charge on metallic bond
Effect of higher ion charge on metallic bond
Stronger metallic bonds (more delocalised electrons)
Compare metallic bonding: vs
Compare metallic bonding: vs
stronger bonding than
Effect of larger ion size on metallic bond
Effect of larger ion size on metallic bond
Weaker bond due to larger atomic radius
Metallic bond strength of
Metallic bond strength of
Weaker due to larger atomic radius
Properties from metallic bonding
Properties from metallic bonding
Conductivity and malleability
