Tara, Izzys Concept Map by ISABELLE MIMICK

Ionic Bonding

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Metallic Bonding

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Compounds

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Covalent Bonding

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Periodic table

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Arranges the chemical elements into columns and rows

Groups

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Brittle

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Hard but liable to break or shatter easily.

Malleable

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Able to be pressed or hammered permanently out of shape and not break or crack.

Conduct Electricity

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A substance or material that allows electricity to flow through it

High Conductivity

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Low Melting Point

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High Melting Points

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Soluble

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Able to be dissolved especially in water.

Valence Electrons

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The electrons in the outer most shell, of an atom.

Lose Electrons

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Octet Rule

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Proves that atoms are most stable when there outer shell is filled with 8 electrons

Charge

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Nonmetal

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An element or substance that is not metal.

Cation

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Positive charge, loss of electrons, metals

Formula

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Metal

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Any substance with a high electrical conductivity, luster and malleability.

Balanced Charges

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Gain Electrons

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Naming

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Ionic Compounds

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Anion

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Negative charge, gain of electrons, nonmetals

Electrostatic force

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an attractive and repulsive force between particles are caused due to their electric force

Crystal Lattice

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Arrangement of atoms in a crystal

example

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Elements

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