Positive and Negative Ions Lattice Energy Single Bond Crystalline and often colorless Ionic Bond Polarity High Conductivity High Melting Point Positive and Negative Ions Polar Covalent Bond Liquid, Solid, Gas Dipole- dipole Interaction Covalent Bond Ionic Compound They dissolve Lattice Energy Anion (O²⁻) High Electrical Conductivity When Molten Negative (-2) No FREE ions More Polar They Dissociate into Ions They dissolve They may melt or decompose Different Electronegativity Ionization They may melt or decompose Polar Covalent Bond Molecular Geometry Crystal Lattice Nonpolar Covalent Bond Negative (-2) Dissociation Decreases Increases melting point High Electrical Conductivity When Molten Crystalline and often colorless Different Electronegativity Triple Bond More Polar Molecule And Yes Anion (O²⁻) Ionic Compound Strong Bond Energy Resonance Nonmetal to Nonmetal They tend to break or shatter Ionic Bond Ion Formation Metals The ions separate and move freely Low Boiling Point High Melting Point They Dissociate into Ions Low Melting Point Hard and Brittle They break apart into ions High Boiling Points Flexibility Bond Length Polarity High Conductivity Dissociation They break apart into ions Ionization They tend to break or shatter Metals and Nonmetals High Boiling Points Soluble Crystal Lattice Increases melting point Metals and Nonmetals Hard and Brittle The ions separate and move freely Positive and Negative Ions Lattice Energy Single Bond Crystalline and often colorless Ionic Bond Polarity High Conductivity High Melting Point Positive and Negative Ions Polar Covalent Bond Liquid, Solid, Gas Dipole- dipole Interaction Covalent Bond Ionic Compound They dissolve Lattice Energy Anion (O²⁻) High Electrical Conductivity When Molten Negative (-2) No FREE ions More Polar They Dissociate into Ions They dissolve They may melt or decompose Different Electronegativity Ionization They may melt or decompose Polar Covalent Bond Molecular Geometry Crystal Lattice Nonpolar Covalent Bond Negative (-2) Dissociation Decreases Increases melting point High Electrical Conductivity When Molten Crystalline and often colorless Different Electronegativity Triple Bond More Polar Molecule And Yes Anion (O²⁻) Ionic Compound Strong Bond Energy Resonance Nonmetal to Nonmetal They tend to break or shatter Ionic Bond Ion Formation Metals The ions separate and move freely Low Boiling Point High Melting Point They Dissociate into Ions Low Melting Point Hard and Brittle They break apart into ions High Boiling Points Flexibility Bond Length Polarity High Conductivity Dissociation They break apart into ions Ionization They tend to break or shatter Metals and Nonmetals High Boiling Points Soluble Crystal Lattice Increases melting point Metals and Nonmetals Hard and Brittle The ions separate and move freely
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Positive and Negative Ions
Lattice Energy
Single Bond
Crystalline and often colorless
Ionic Bond
Polarity
High Conductivity
High Melting Point
Positive and Negative Ions
Polar Covalent Bond
Liquid, Solid, Gas
Dipole-dipole Interaction
Covalent Bond
Ionic Compound
They dissolve
Lattice Energy
Anion (O²⁻)
High Electrical Conductivity When Molten
Negative (-2)
No FREE ions
More Polar
They Dissociate into Ions
They dissolve
They may melt or decompose
Different Electronegativity
Ionization
They may melt or decompose
Polar Covalent Bond
Molecular Geometry
Crystal Lattice
Nonpolar Covalent Bond
Negative (-2)
Dissociation
Decreases
Increases melting point
High Electrical Conductivity When Molten
Crystalline and often colorless
Different Electronegativity
Triple Bond
More Polar
Molecule
And Yes
Anion (O²⁻)
Ionic Compound
Strong Bond Energy
Resonance
Nonmetal to Nonmetal
They tend to break or shatter
Ionic Bond
Ion Formation
Metals
The ions separate and move freely
Low Boiling Point
High Melting Point
They Dissociate into Ions
Low Melting Point
Hard and Brittle
They break apart into ions
High Boiling Points
Flexibility
Bond Length
Polarity
High Conductivity
Dissociation
They break apart into ions
Ionization
They tend to break or shatter
Metals and Nonmetals
High Boiling Points
Soluble
Crystal Lattice
Increases melting point
Metals and Nonmetals
Hard and Brittle
The ions separate and move freely