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Metallic Bonding Challenge

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Test your understanding of metals and their bonds.

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Metallic Bonding Challenge
 

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Metallic Bonding ChallengeOnline version

Test your understanding of metals and their bonds.

by Lilli
1

What causes metals to conduct electricity in solid state?

2

In metallic bonding, electrons are described as forming an

3

Which property is typical of metals due to metallic bonding?

4

Why can metals be drawn into wires?

5

What type of structure do electrons form in metallic bonding?

6

Are alloys held together by metallic bonds?

7

Most metals have high melting points because of

8

Which property is most directly explained by metallic bonding?

9

Which statement is NOT typical of metals due to metallic bonding?

10

Which is an example of an alloy?

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