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Metallic bonding and intermolecular forces — Homework
Name the specific bonding or intermolecular force type in every answer, not just "strong" or "weak."
- 1.What is the name for the model where metal ions sit in a lattice surrounded by freely moving valence electrons?
- 2.Which metal property is best explained by electrons flowing freely through the metal?
- 3.Does carbon dioxide (a nonpolar molecule) have any intermolecular forces? Which kind?
- 4.Why can hydrofluoric acid (HF) form hydrogen bonds, but hydrochloric acid (HCl) cannot?
- 5.Explain why metals can be bent into new shapes (malleable) while ionic crystals shatter when struck.
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