Metal Bonding

What is meant by metallic bonding?

• Bonds that occur between metal and non-metal atoms

• Bonds that occur between non-metal and non-metal atoms

• Bonds formed between metal cations and their valence electrons

• The bond formed between hydrogen and oxygen atoms

Answer explanation

Metallic bonds can be formed between a metal element and...

• Metallic elements, whether of the same kind or not

• Metallic elements are not the same

• Non-metallic elements

• Metal and non-metal elements

The following include special properties of metallic elements except…

• Malleable

• Electrical Conductor

• Not reactive

• Shiny

If a metal is bent, the cations shift, but this shift does not cause it to break because it is always surrounded by a sea of ​​electrons, which is an event resulting from one of the properties of metals, namely...

• Shiny

• Malleable

• Electrical conductor

• Heat conductor

The following includes the group of metallic elements, except...

• Alkali

• Galium

• Helium

• All include metal

The following image shows one of the properties of metal, namely...

• Heat Conductor

• Electrical Conduktor

• Malleable

• Shiny

 Metallic bonds can only be formed by...

• Two metal atoms

• Many metal atoms

• One metal atom

• Everything is wrong

When the metal bond is analogized by putting a tennis ball into a basin, then the basin is filled with water, the water symbolizes...

• Atom metal

• Metal Bonding

• Sea of Electrons

• Empty Space