Metallic Bonding

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Metallic Bonding. Metal Ions and Electrons. Metals lose their valence electrons and become cations “Loose” valence electrons form a “sea of electrons” Loose electrons are “free to move”. Metals and Electrons. Metal bonds. Metallic Bond Properties. Strength Malleability Ductility - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Metals lose their valence electrons and become cations

“Loose” valence electrons form a “sea of electrons”

Loose electrons are “free to move”

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Metal bonds

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Strength Malleability Ductility Electrical Conductivity Thermal conductivity Luster

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easily bent, pressed or hammered

layers of atoms slide over each other

the electrons can run in between ions when layers are bent

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Alnico (AlNiCo)

Brass (CuZn)

Bronze (CuSnAl)

Cast iron (CFe)

Steel (CFe)

Stainless Steel (CFeNiCr)