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Regular repeating ions result in the formation of a crystal lattice High melting point; High boiling point...

Regular repeating ions result in the formation of a crystal lattice
High melting point; High boiling point
Structure is a hard, rigid, and brittle solid
When solid, ionic compounds ________ conduct electricity
When dissolved in water, ionic compounds DO conduct electricity
________: ionic compound whose aqueous solution conducts an electric current
Covalent Bonds
The ________ of electrons between two or more nonmetals
Makes a molecule
They share electrons to get to the configuration of a noble gas.
________ melting point; low ________ point
Most do not dissolve in water
Most are gas or liquid at room temperature, some brittle
Poor electrical and thermal conductors
May have a single, double, or triple bond
Triple bonds are the ________; single bonds are the weakest
________ molecules: elements that occur in pairs in nature because the molecules are more stable (it's the HALOGENS HON)
Metallic Bonds
“Sea of electrons” that move freely around the metal atoms

Answer

When solid, ionic compounds do not conduct electricity.

When dissolved in water, ionic compounds DO conduct electricity.

Electrolyte: ionic compound whose aqueous solution conducts an electric current.

The sharing of electrons between two or more nonmetals.

Makes a molecule.

They share electrons to get to the configuration of a noble gas.

Low melting point; low boiling point.

Most do not dissolve in water.

Most are gas or liquid at room temperature, some brittle.

Poor electrical and thermal conductors.

May have a single, double, or triple bond.

Triple bonds are the strongest; single bonds are the weakest.

Diatomic molecules: elements that occur in pairs in nature because the molecules are more stable (it's the HALOGENS HON).

“Sea of electrons” that move freely around the metal atoms.

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