1. Match the type of bond to the description 2. Which of the following statements are true of metallic bonds? Which of the following statements are true of metallic bonds?O They are similar to covalent in that electrons are shared in the electron seaThey are similar to ionic in that the metal atoms gain electronsO They are similar to ionic in that the metal atoms lose electronsThe electron sea gives metals the property of being bendableO The electron sea causes metals to be very poor conductors of electricity Match the type of bond to the descriptionInvolves atoms sharing electronsInvolves nonmetals onlyInvolves a metal and a nonmetalAllows atoms to meet the octet ruleElectrons move from one atom to anotherJoins two or more atoms togetherAtoms become positively or negatively charged:: Covalent Bond OnlyI II II::lonic Bond Only:: Both Covalent & lonic

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They are similar to covalent in that electrons are shared in the electron se They are similar to ionic in that the metal atoms gain electrons They are similar to ionic in that the metal atoms lose electrons The electron sea gives metals the property of being bendable

They are similar to covalent in that electrons are shared in the electron se They are similar to ionic in that the metal atoms gain electrons They are similar to ionic in that the metal atoms lose electrons The electron sea gives metals the property of being bendable

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1. Match the type of bond to the description

2. Which of the following statements are true of metallic bonds?

Which of the following statements are true of metallic bonds?
O They are similar to covalent in that electrons are shared in the electron sea
They are similar to ionic in that the metal atoms gain electrons
O They are similar to ionic in that the metal atoms lose electrons
The electron sea gives metals the property of being bendable
O The electron sea causes metals to be very poor conductors of electricity

Match the type of bond to the description
Involves atoms sharing electrons
Involves nonmetals only
Involves a metal and a nonmetal
Allows atoms to meet the octet rule
Electrons move from one atom to another
Joins two or more atoms together
Atoms become positively or negatively charged
:: Covalent Bond Only
I II II
::lonic Bond Only
:: Both Covalent & lonic

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