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    The document discusses the properties of ionic compounds and their ionic bonds. It states that ions are held together in a lattice structure in ionic compounds. It also mentions that magnesium oxide has a stronger ionic bond than sodium chloride due to its double charge, so more energy is required to break its bonds.

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    The document discusses the properties of ionic compounds and their ionic bonds. It states that ions are held together in a lattice structure in ionic compounds. It also mentions that magnesium oxide has a stronger ionic bond than sodium chloride due to its double charge, so more energy is required to break its bonds.

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    Bonding

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    FATIMA SHARHABIL MERGHANI AHMED
    The document discusses the properties of ionic compounds and their ionic bonds. It states that ions are held together in a lattice structure in ionic compounds. It also mentions that magnesium oxide has a stronger ionic bond than sodium chloride due to its double charge, so more energy is required to break its bonds.

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    no free of ions

    ions are held together in a lattice

    giant lattice ionic structure with strong electrostatic ionic bond more energy is needed

    to breakdown the strong ionic bond

    magnesium oxide has a double charge than NaCI so the stronger the ionic bond in MgO so

    more energy

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    Different forms of the same element

    a very large molecule

    cutting

    because the layers can slide over each other easily because of the weak
    intermolecular forces between the layers

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    diamond is very hard and doesn't conduct
    electricity

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    diamond and graphite have a giant covalent macromolecular structure they have strong
    covalent bonds between carbon atoms, so it takes a lot of heat energy to break up the bond

    because carbon atom has four outer electrons but each carbon atom in graphite forms 3
    covalent bonds with three other carbon atoms, so the 4th electron is free to move through th
    graphite carrying the charge

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