GCSE Chemistry - Metallic Bonding #20

The video tutorial explains metallic bonding, a type of bonding between metal atoms, and its role in giving metals their characteristic properties. It describes the structure of metallic bonding, where atoms form a giant structure with delocalized electrons, leading to strong electrostatic attractions. This structure gives metals high melting and boiling points, conductivity, and malleability. The tutorial also covers alloys, which are mixtures of metals or metals with non-metals, and how they differ from pure metals by having disrupted structures that prevent layers from sliding, making them harder.

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