U5L4 - Lecture Notes - Metallic Bonds and Properties of Metals
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Bryan Vaughan
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Which is the model that proposes that all the metal atoms in a metallic solid contribute their valence electrons to form a "sea" of electrons that surrounds the metal cations in the lattice?
the electron sea model
the metal lattice model
the cation sea model
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The attraction of a metallic cation for delocalized electrons is a(n)________ ____ .
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Multiple Choice
True or False: Metals are not ionic but share several properties with ionic compounds
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False
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Multiple Select
Which properties do metals and ionic compounds share?
Multiple select question.
They conduct electricity in the solid state.
They involve bonds between cations and anions.
They involve bonding that is based on the attraction of unlike charges.
They form lattice structures in the solid state.
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Metals are good thermal and electrical conductors because their
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Metals are malleable and ductile because the cations and electrons involved in metallic bonding are
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Multiple Choice
Compared with the properties of iron, its main component, the properties of steel ______.
are mostly similar, with some differences, such as added strength
are exactly the same, with the exception of appearance
are completely different, with the exception of chemical properties
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A mixture of elements that has metallic properties is called a(n)
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Multiple Select
The two basic types of alloys are ____________ alloys and ____________ alloys.
interstitial
substitutional
transitional
superstition
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Match
Match each alloy with its description.
alnico
bronze
stainless steel
brass
pewter
iron, aluminum, nickel, cobalt; magnets
copper, zinc, tin; bearings, bells
iron, chromium, nickel; instruments,sink
copper and zinc;
plumbing, lighting
tin, antimony, and lead;
tableware
iron, aluminum, nickel, cobalt; magnets
copper, zinc, tin; bearings, bells
iron, chromium, nickel; instruments,sink
copper and zinc;
plumbing, lighting
tin, antimony, and lead;
tableware
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