Introduction to Metals and their bonds

Metals are found in the periodic table on the

• left hand side

• both right and left hand side

• the right hand side

• on neither side.

Metals can be beaten into shape because they

• are ductile

• have lustre

• are malleable

• are hard

Metals can be stretched into wires because, metals

• are soft

• are ductile

• are hard

• are malleable

Metals are used to make pans for the kitchen because of their ability to

• stretched into wires

• conduct electricity

• be beaten into shape

• conduct heat

the coil in an electrical kettle is made of metal because metals

• have lustre

• conducts electricity

• are malleable

• are soft

Lattices can be found in all of the following

• metals

• ionic compounds

• molecular covalent compounds

• giant covalent compound

Metals donate their __________ electrons to the pool of electrons

• Core

• inner

• outer

• first.

Metals conduct electricity because of the movement of

• all their electrons

• their protons

• their valence electrons

• their core electrons

The positive ions in a metallic bond

• attract each other

• repel each other

The valence electron in a metal

• binds the cations together

• binds the protons together

• binds the anions together

• performs no function