Steel is made of atoms of iron and carbon. Would iron and carbon form metallic bonds? Explain your answer choice.

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Sample Response: "No, steel and carbon would not form metallic bonds because metallic bonds only form between metals. Iron is a metal, but carbon is not."

AlladinOne [14]3 years ago

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Explanation:

Metallic bonds are the bonds that are formed between positively charged atoms in which mobile electrons are shared between the cations.

Also, metallic bonds are formed between metals.

Since, iron is a metal and carbon is a non-metals, therefore, they cannot form metallic bonds.

Thus, we can conclude that no, iron and carbon would not form metallic bonds.

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