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When metals are in their elemental form they have what is called metallic bonding. In metallic bonding the valence electrons from the atoms are not associated with a single atom but are shared in a common "electron pool." The electrons are said to be delocalized throughout the metal.

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This is an ionic bond, because ionic bonding is the transference of electrons from one atom to the next making it an ionic bond.

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The transferring of an electron from one atom to another creates an ionic bond.

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When one or more electrons are transferred, this is an ionic bond. Covalent bonds involve sharing electrons. (Remember it because covalent starts with the same letters as co-operate).

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electrons delocalized

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This is a covalent bond.

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The bond is covalent.

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