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ChemBond Structures Crossword
 

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ChemBond Structures CrosswordOnline version

Crossword on bonding types and structures.

by Maybelle
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Bond formed by transfer of electrons between ions.

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Bond formed when atoms share electrons.

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Bond formed beetween a sea of delocalised electrons surrounding the positively charged ion

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These forces exists between positively charged ions and negatively charged particles.

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These forces require little energy to overcome, which is why the substance has a low melting and boiling point.

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Regular, repeating arrangement of atoms in a solid.

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has a giant covalent structure where each carbon atom is covalently bonded to four other carbon atoms in a tetrahedral arrangement.

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Has a layered structure where each layer consists of carbon atoms arranged in hexagonal rings, with each atom covalently bonded to three others.

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