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Metals conduct heat and electricity

Metals have theseproperties becauseof the way their atoms are joined together.

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metal ion

mobile electrons

(de-localised)

Metals consist of ‘Giant structures’.The electrons from outer energy levels are free tomove through the whole structure . These electrons

* hold the atoms together ( + ions attract - electrons)

* allow the atoms to slide over each other (metals bend)* allow the metal to conduct heat and electricity

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The atoms in a metal are closely packed so ……………………………………..

The atoms are in a regular pattern so ……………………………………..

Metallic bonding is strong so ……………………………………...

PHRASE LIST:

metals have high melting points metals are dense

they have a crystal structure

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The atoms in a metal are closely packed so metals are dense.

The atoms are in a regular pattern so they have a crystal structure.

Metallic bonding is strong so metals have high melting points

PHRASE LIST:

metals have high melting points metals are dense

they have a crystal structure

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The crystals on a metal’s surface are called grains.

Crystals join together atgrain boundaries

Galvanised dustbin

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If cooled slowly larger crystals grow

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giantelectrons outer positive

electrostatic

free

Cool liquid metal slowly to increase crystal sizeSmaller grains give a harder but more brittle metal

The de-localised electrons are like glue because:

they attract the positive metal ions (hold them together)

They are not like glue because: they are able to move through the whole lattice

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http://www.chemguide.co.uk/atoms/structures/metals.html

The crystals on a metal’s surface are called grains.

Crystals join together atgrain boundaries

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Copper ion

Zinc ionBrass

Small grains tend to stop rows of atoms sliding over each other.This makes the metal harder but more brittle.

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Copper ion

Zinc ionBrass

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