***Ionic Bonding***
- Created by: MuminahShazad
- Created on: 14-04-14 19:25
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- Ionic Bonding = C1.1.3
- Ionic Bonding
- Involves the process of taking or giving Electrons to complete outermost shell.
- Metals lose electrons to form Positive ions.
- This is because, they have more protons than electrons.
- These are strongly attracted to one another.
- Gases gain electrons to form Negative ions.
- This is because they have more electrons than protons.
- As they are oppositley charged ions.
- Gases gain electrons to form Negative ions.
- Gases gain electrons to form Negative ions.
- This is because they have more electrons than protons.
- Metals lose electrons to form Positive ions.
- Formed from metals and Non-Metals.
- These make CHARGED IONS.
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- They are closely packed in a regular lattice arrangement.
- Very strong
- Involves the process of taking or giving Electrons to complete outermost shell.
- They have high boiling and melting points because of the strong attraction between the oppositley charged ions.
- When melt the ions are free to move, therefore they'll carry aletric current.
- They are easily dissolved in water.
- When dissolved the ions are free to move so they will carry a eletric current.
- Ionic Bonding
- They form GAINT IONIC LATTICES.
- Metals = Positive Charge (+)
- Gases = Negative Charge (-)
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