An ionic bond

A covalent bond

A hydrogen bond

An acidic bond

A basic bond

Conductivity in the solid phase

Solid at room temperature

Conductivity in the liquid phase

Brittle lattice structure

aluminum and zinc can form protective oxides

iron is a better oxidizing agent

aluminum and zinc are not reactive metals

none of the above

They typically form negatively charged ions in solution

They are electrically conductive

They are very malleable

They are found on the left side of the periodic table

When a transition metal ionizes it will always lose an electron from its s shell before its d shell

Transition metals have a high melting point and boiling point

Transition metals are highly conductive

Transition metals are highly malleable

Transition metals tend to have multiple possible oxidation states

An electrostatic attraction between valence electrons and the nucleus

The charge of an electron

The charge of any nucleon

The number of protons and neutrons of an element

The atomic mass of an element

Li, V

As, Nb

Ir, Mn

Hg, Au

O, S

They have high electronegativity values

They are shiny

They contain valence electrons that can move around

They have high melting points

Number of neutrons

Number of valence electrons

Number of electron shells

Effective nuclear charge that electrons experience

Sodium has a higher electronegativity than oxygen, causing it to give its electron to oxygen

In this compound, oxygen is the anion while the two sodium atoms are defined as cations

Both oxygen and the two sodiums are given stable octets by creating the ionic compound

The ionic compound has an overall neutral charge

The electrons are not equally shared between sodium and oxygen