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In terms of structure and bonding , explain why Calcium has a higher Boiling point than Methane?
- Calcium has a metallic lattice and metallic bonding.
- Methane has a simple molecular structure and inter molecular forces between molecules.
- Metallic bonding in calcium is stronger that inter molecular forces in methane.
- Thus more energy is needed to overcome metallic bonding in calcium.
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- Sodium oxide has ionic bonding with ionic lattice.
- Phosphorus pent-oxide is simple molecular with inter molecular forces between molecules.
- Ionic bonding in sodium oxide is stronger than inter molecular forces in Phosphorus pent-oxide.
- More energy is required to overcome the ionic bonds in sodium oxide.
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Explain why aluminium has a higher melting point than sodium.
- Aluminium and sodium are both metallically bonded with metallic lattice.
- Aluminium has more protons and a higher charge but smaller radius.
- So aluminium attracts delocalised electrons more strongly, forming stronger bonds.
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