1. Do Now Update your table of contents:
Glue your HW into page 105, glue the metallic bonding notes into 103, and the bonding foldable into 104.
Discuss with your table to predict properties of metallic bonding.
Page #
Title
Date
Metallic Bonding
1/25/15
104
Bonding Foldable
105
Covalent bonding practice

2. Home Work Review

3. Home Work Review

4. Home Work Review

5. Metallic Bonding
Metallic bonds are chemical bonds where many metal atoms share their pooled valence electrons, creating a “sea of electrons.”
This occurs only in metals and it is the weakest of the 3 types of chemical bonds.
Metal atoms bond together by pooling their valence electrons. These electrons are able to move freely between metal ions.

6. Metallic bonding

7. Metallic Properties
Because valence electrons can move from ion to ion, metals are good conductors of electricity.
A metal’s malleability and ductility is due to the metal ions being able to slide past each other to new positions.
Metals have luster because the valence electrons are free and can easily jump between energy levels.

8. Exit ticket
Create a Lewis dot diagram that shows the transfer of electrons for the following. Write the chemical formulas for each.
Magnesium + Sulfur
Sodium + Nitrogen
Create a Lewis Dot diagram for the following that shows the sharing of electrons. Write it with lines to represent bonds as well.
NH3
CO2

9. On page 12
Create an analogy to show the differences for all three types of bonding: Ionic, covalent, and metallic
It can be in a form of a story or a drawing
Make it creative!
USE THE WHOLE PAGE