Question

Which type of bond is described as electrons in a matrix of positively charged atoms?

Answer 1

Answer:
            Metallic Bond is described as electrons in a matrix of positively charged atoms.

Explanation:
                   Metallic bond is a type of electrostatic interactions between a positive charged metal atoms and a negatively charged electrons present in surrounding of metal atom. The strngth of the interactions depend upon the number of electrons and the number of positive charges carried by the positive cations. Greater the number of positive charges greater is the strength of interactions. Therefore, it will effect its physical properties like increase in melting and boiling points.