Metallic Bonds and Intermolecular Forces

Chemical Bonds and Compounds Metallic Bonds and Intermolecular Forces You have now seen two ways atoms bond: ionic (electron transfer) and covalent (electron sharing).\ \ But metals behave differently from both ionic and covalent substances. \ Copper wire bends without breaking; aluminum foil can be hammered paper-thin; iron conducts electricity in the solid state. \ These properties require a third type of bonding: metallic bonding. Key topics covered: - Metallic Bonding - unusual properties - High specific heat - Ice floats - Question Part of the Ïntermediate Science" series. Companion materials (quizzes, flashcards, study guides): https://jd-jones-ases.github.io/project-launchpad/ #education #intermediatescience #learning