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Transfer of electrons from metal to non-metal
Charged particles formed by electron transfer
One electron transfers from Na outer shell to Cl outer shell
Positive sodium ion (Na+Na^+Na+)
Negative chloride ion (Cl−Cl^-Cl−)
Strong electrostatic attraction between opposite charges
Giant structure of ions in regular, repeating pattern
Electrostatic forces between oppositely charged ions
High melting and boiling points
Strong electrostatic forces need lots of energy to overcome
Higher charges create stronger forces of attraction
Cannot conduct electricity - ions in fixed positions
Can conduct electricity - ions free to move
Charged particles that are free to move
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