Regarding the types of bonds, we can conclude that:
- K(s) is an example of a metallic bond because potassium is a metal.
- HCl(l) is an example of a covalent bond because both hydrogen and chlorine are nonmetals.
- SrBr₂(s) is an example of an ionic bond because strontium is a metal and bromine is a nonmetal
Kinds of chemical bonds
There are 3 kinds of chemical bonds.
- Metallic bonds: are formed between metals and the electrons are delocalized.
- Ionic bonds: are formed between metals, that lose electrons, and nonmetals that gain them.
- Covalent bonds: are formed between nonmetals that share electrons.
Let's identify the type of bond in each of the following molecules.
- K(s) is an example of a metallic bond because potassium is a metal.
- HCl(l) is an example of a covalent bond because both hydrogen and chlorine are nonmetals.
- SrBr₂(s) is an example of an ionic bond because strontium is a metal and bromine is a nonmetal.
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