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Bonding/solid types

chemistry

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solids have particles in a ____ fixed, regular pattern
there are 4 types of solids.. ionic, metallic, network and molecular
solids differ in properties due to different types of __ and ___ particles within crystal structure and different forces holding the particles together
ionic solids are _____ bonded a metal to a non-metal
ionic solids ___ electrons transfer
ionic solids have ____ melting points high
ionic solids have ____ boiling points high
ionic solids are ____ (poor/good) conductors in the ___ phase (solid/liquid&aqueous) poor - solid phase good - liquid/aqueous
ex of ionic solids: NaCl, KF, CaCL2
ionic solids have ___ charged ions oppositely
metallic solids have ____ atoms one type of metal atom
metallic solids are ____ (poor/good) conductors in the ___ phase (solid/liquid&aqueous) good - solid
metallic solids are ___ malleable and ductile
metalic bonding - delocalized electrons
metallic solids have ____ melting points high
metallic solids have ____ boiling points high
mobile electrons result in flexibility, luster and good conductivity
molecular solids have ____ melting points low
molecular solids have ____ boiling points low
molecular solids have _____ bonds covalent (2 non-metals - sharing electrons)
molecular solids exist as ______ separate molecules held together by weak intermolecular forces
molecular solids are ______ and ______ conductors soft, poor
Network solids form from _______ bonds covalent
network solids exist as _____ large macromolecules held together by covalent bond
Network solids are ______ and _______ conductors hard, poor
network solids have ____ melting points high
network solids have ____ boiling points high
types of intermolecular attractions (forces of attraction between molecules) dipole-dipole, van der Waal, and hydrogen bonding
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