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| free to move from one atom to the next in a metal |
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| positive ion resualt after an ion looses an electron |
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| possible for d sublevel electrons to be lost (not just s) |
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| properties of ionic compounds |
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| electoyete- liquid/ desolves/ conducts/ solid no condictivity...... high melting |
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| simplilest ratio represented in an ionic compound |
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| mixture of elements that have metallic properties ex. cast iorn, brass, steal |
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| negative ion- resualt of an atom gaining electrons |
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| eletrostatoc forcce that hholds 2 oppistly charged particles together |
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| attraction of a metalllic cation for delocailized electrons |
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| energy that holds ionic compounds together |
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| all metal atoms in a metallic solid contribute there val electron to form a sea of electrons |
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| outermost electrons from outer most energy level |
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| groups of atoms that act as a unit and have an overall charge |
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| 3D geometric arrangment formed by alternative + and - particles |
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| ion formed from only one ion... one ion with a charge |
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| force that holds 2 atoms together |
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| 2 different types of atoms that contain ionic bonds |
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| an ioinin compund whos aqueous solution cunducts eleticitys |
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