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What type of chemical bonding is found in substances with metals and non metal atoms?
Ionic
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What type of chemical boning is found in substances with non metal atoms only?
Covalent
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What type of chemical bonding is fond in gold?
Metallic
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Explain why ionic substances have high melting points and boiling points
Strong forces of attraction require a lot of energy to break
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Explain why ionic substances do not conduct electricity when solid but do conduct energy when molten or dissolved
in solid-state ions are fixed and cannot move in molten state ions are able to moved carry electrical charge
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Explain why simple covaelent structures have low melting and boiling points
weak intermolecular forces between separate molecules
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Explain why simple covalent substances do not conduct electricity
no ions/ free electrons cannot carry electrical charge
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Explain why diamonds are strong and hard
Strong covalent bonds no weak forces requires a lot of energy to break
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Explain why graphite is a conductor of electricity
Free electrons can move
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Define the term nano particle
Tiny particle of a substance
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State 2 advantages and 2 disadvantages of using nano materials
Designer material, large surface area, toxicity, harmful to the environment
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What type of chemical boning is found in substances with non metal atoms only?

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Covalent

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What type of chemical bonding is fond in gold?

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Explain why ionic substances have high melting points and boiling points

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Explain why ionic substances do not conduct electricity when solid but do conduct energy when molten or dissolved

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