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When does ionic bonding occur?
when a metal & non-metal bond
What is ionic bonding?
the transfer of electrons that leads to strong electrostatic forces of attraction between oppositely charged ions
What is the charge of an ionic compound ?
neutral
How would you write the formula for aluminium chloride using the swap and drop methond?
AlCl3
What is a giant ionic lattice?
in a regular arrangement repeated many times with a large number of ions
What are the properties of ionic compounds?
high melting/boiling point
can conduct electricity
brittle (layers move across each other)
they dissolve in water
Why can ionic structures dissolve in water?
water has a slight electrical charge so the can attract ions away from lattice
How do they conduct electricity?
they don’t when solid since ions are in a fixed position
when molten they conduct electricity as the ions are free to move around (mobile) and carry charge