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Chemical bonds

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What makes up ionic bonds Metal and non metal
What makes up covalent bonds Only nonmetals
What makes up metallic bonds Only metals
Are electrons being given and taken,or just given away in ionic bonds? Given and take (transferred)
Are electrons being given and taken,or just given away in covalent bonds Sharing
Are electrons being given and taken,or just given away in metallic bonds Just given away
What melting and boiling points do ionic bonds have? High melting and boiling point
What melting and boiling points do covalent bonds have? Low melting point and boiling point
What melting and boiling points do metallic bonds have? Moderately high melting point and high boiling point
Other properties of ionic bonds? Brittle,dissolve in water,conduct electricity only when dissolved in water or liquid form
Other properties of covalent bonds? Mostly gass at room temperature,soft,good insulators,do not dissolve in water
Other properties of metallic bond? Lustrous(shiny), ductile,‘allowable(hammered into sheets), conduct electricity and heat
Why metals conduct electricity,shiny appearance,malleable,and ductile? Why don’t nonmetals conduct electricity? Non metals do NOT have free flowing electrons.Metals do have free flowing electrons which allows light to reflect and heat to go through electrons.
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