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The lattice structure in a metal is _____ than the lattice structure of an ionic compound.

The lattice structure in a metal is _____ than the lattice structure of an ionic compound.
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The lattice structure in a metal is _____ than the lattice structure of an ionic compound.

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MUCH WEAKER

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The lattice structure in a metal is weaker than the lattice structure of an ionic compound. This is because the metals have free electrons which can freely move around while ionic compounds are strongly bonded. Hope this answers the question.
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