can some1 give me an example of a metallic bond?

Question

I NEED A DESCRIPTION FOR INSTANCE TELL ME THE STEPS WHICH ARE DONE IN METALLIC BONDING FOR A PARTICULAR METAL - PREFERABLY NOT MAGNESIUM AND SODIUM THANX

Answer 1

Copper and Copper will form a metallic bond.

Metallic bonding is non-polar and sorta like covalent bonding because their outer energy levels overlap.

They are also like ionic bonds because there are strong attractive forces between the atoms, which causes a high melting point.

Answer 2

metallic bonding is a very basic imperative in fact each and every of the metallic atoms lose their electrons and and that they are all surrounded by using a "sea of electrons" as they have this unique shape the atoms can slide over the electrons and be hammered into shape whilst they react with non metals they take in sufficient electrons to have an entire outer shell with out being -ve ions and the non metallic(s) takes the the rest electron(s) to fill their outer shells it particularly is the basics of all of it

Answer 3

metallic bonds are formed in metals!
all metals have metallic bonds. u can see it as a positive ions lattice in a 'sea' of electrons. meaning the electrons can move and thus metals can conduct electricity

hope this helps(:

Answer 4

Some example, the compounds of metallik
Ferron okside (FeO3) contains some bonds of Fe-Fe and
a few bonds of Fe-O