1. IONIC COMPOUNDS INVOLVES A TRANSFER OF ELECTRONS

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1. IONIC COMPOUNDS INVOLVES A TRANSFER OF ELECTRONS OCCURS BETWEEN METALS (GIVING ELECTRONS) AND NONMETALS (TAKING ELECTRONS) FORM NETWOK SOLIDS EX) SALT CONDUCT ELECTRICITY IN WATER IONS MOVE!

2. COVALENT COMPOUNDS INVOLVES SHARING ELECTRONS OCCURS BETWEEN NONMETALS FORMS MOLECULES EX) SUGAR, WATER, NITROGEN GAS (AIR) DON’T CONDUCT ELECTRICITY IN WATER

3. METALLIC BONDS FREE SEA OF ELECTRONS ELECTRONS ARE ATTRACTED TO ALL IONS IN A PIECE OF METAL AND FLOW AROUND REASON FOR MALLEABILITY REASON FOR CONDUCTIVITY