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Chemical bonding, Untitled - Coggle Diagram

- - - - It is the electrostatic force of attraction between positively charges metal cation and sea of dislocated electrons
    - - Malleability and ductility
      - Electrical and Thermal conductivity
      - Sonorous
      - Lustrous
      - High melting and boiling point
    - - Sodium Magnesium
  - - - It is a electrostatic force of attraction between oppositely charges ions and forms a compound
    - - Solid crystal lattice at room temperature
      - High melting and boiling point
      - brittle
      - Conduct electricity in molten or dissolved
    - - NaCl, MgCl
  - - - A covalent bond is formed by equal sharing of electrons from both the participating atoms. The pair of electrons participating in this type of bonding is called shared pair or bonding pair.
    - - Low melting and boiling point
      - Most covalent bonds and liquid or gasses at room temperature
      - Vary in abillity to dissolve in water
      - Electrical conductivity
    - - Diamond, Oxygen
        
        Types: single, double, triple covalent bonds
- - - - They do not have dipole movement because there is no charge sepperation
  - - - They have electrical dipole movement
      - Charge separation