What Are Metallic Bonds | Properties of Matter | Chemistry | FuseSchool

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Brief notes from video: Metals are good conductors of heat - why metals are made of electricity Good conductors of electricity Metals are malleable - can be moulded into different shapes Metals are ductile - can be stretched into wires Metallic bonding is the electrostatic attraction between the metal ions, arranged in a lattice structure and the free-floating electrons around them. Electrons are free to move - sea of electrons Lattice structure - regular repeating pattern metallic ions only have metal ions which are arranged side by side Free floating electrons act like a glue to keep it all in place Metals have a high melting and boiling points because there is a very strong attraction between the free flowing electrons and the metal ions A lot of heat is needed to overcome the attraction between metal ions and the free flowing electrons free flowing electrons are the reason atoms can conduct electricity Metals are malleable and ductile meaning whatever shape the metal becomes, free flowing electrons will conform to that shapeGreat vid keep up the good work!

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Metallic bonding is the electrostatic attraction between metal ions (which are in a lattice structure) and the 'sea' of electrons surrounding them.

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