State similarities and differences between these 2 substances

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State similarities and differences between these 2 substances

The fun man explaining metallic bonding. Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-wTpLPICd0

Ductile

Metals and alloys malleable

Most have high melting points Good conductors of thermal heat Good conductors of electricity

Explaining the properties of metals Positive ions in a metal’s giant structure are bonded to each other by a sea of delocalised electrons Their negative charge between the + ly charged ions holds the metal ions in position by electrostatic forces of attraction Electrons are able to move throughout the whole giant lattice- this will enable the lattice to distort Malleable and ductile (seen before) High melting points Good conductors of thermal energy and electricity

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