231. 💎Metallic & Ionic Wayground

What is required when chemical bonds are broken?

• Energy

• Pressure

• Heat

• Light

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Chemical bonds only involve

• valence electrons

• Protons

• Neutrons

• Valence neutrons

In metallic bonds, electrons are:

• Exchanged

• Shared

• Delocalized

• Localized

What charge do atoms have when they gain electrons?

• Positive

• Neutral

• Negative

• No charge

What happens to a nonmetal in an ionic bond?

• It becomes a cation

• It becomes an anion

• It remains neutral

• It becomes a noble gas

What type of attraction holds sodium and chlorine ions together in an ionic bond?

• Magnetic attraction

• Gravitational attraction

• Electrostatic attraction

• Nuclear attraction

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What is the term for an aqueous solution that conducts electricity?

• Insulator

• Conductor

• Electrolyte

• Semiconductor

Sort each property as metallic or ionic

Groups:

(a) Metallic

,

(b) Ionic

• high melting point

• brittle

• conductor of electricity when dissolved

• ductile

• malleable

• high boiling point

• form crystals

• conductor of heat in solid form

Match the neutral atom to its number of valence electrons

• Oxygen

• 1

• Magnesium

• 6

• Neon

• 2

• Potassium

• 8

• Bromine

• 7

Determine whether each atom is likely to become a cation or an anion:

Groups:

(a) Cation

,

(b) Anion

• Aluminum

• Fluorine

• Strontium

• Sulfur

• Lithium

• Sodium

• Nitrogen

• Bromine

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