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a ionic bond is the strongest of the three major bonds. due to its strong lattice structure. a metallic bond is the weakest of the three due to the sea of electrons. what determines the strength of metallic bonds?

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The strength of metallic bonds is dependent on the protons, delocalized electrons and ions.

The strength of a metallic bond is dependent on:

  1. The number of protons: The higher the number of protons the more stronger the bond.
  2. Delocalized electrons: The higher the number of delocalized electrons the more the stronger the bond.
  3. Ion: The smaller the size of the ion, the stronger the bond.

The strength of metallic bonds is dependent on the protons, delocalized electrons and ions.

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