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How does ionic bonding affect the properties of the elements involved?
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Properties of ionic compounds:
- High melting/boiling points
- Giant regular crystalline structure
- soluble
- does not conduct electricity when solid
- does conduct electricity as a solution or liquid
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How does combining elements into a compound affect their properties?
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