Match each microscopic structural feature of metallic bonding on the left with the macroscopic physical property of metals on the right that directly results from it.
- Presence of a mobile sea of delocalized valence electronsHigh electrical and thermal conductivity in solid state
- Non-directional electrostatic bonding between cation layers and free electronsMalleability and ductility under mechanical stress
- Strong multi-directional electrostatic attraction throughout the giant metallic latticeHigh melting and boiling points
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The mobile sea of delocalized electrons accounts for high electrical and thermal conductivity. Non-directional bonding between cation layers accounts for malleability and ductility. Strong multi-directional electrostatic attraction accounts for high melting and boiling points.
Each physical property of metals stems directly from the electron-sea structural model. Electrical and thermal conductivity rely on mobile delocalized valence electrons. Malleability and ductility arise from non-directional bonding that allows cation layers to slide smoothly past each other under force. High melting and boiling points are due to the strong electrostatic forces holding the giant metallic lattice together.
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Relationship between metallic bonding structure (electron sea model) and physical properties of metals