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I have honestly NEVER wanted a huge houseNot even if I could afford itHowever, I'd love an indoor heated pool and of course a poolboy lol I'd have a big kitchenA fireplace in the bedrooms and the living/family roomI'd want it to be a split level, with a basement2 bathrooms and a fridge with a tv built into it )
A giant trampoline so i could jump into my olypymic sized swimming pool then id dry off and hit up my arcade invite some freinds over go to my party floor, play some pool, use the fully stocked bar then go to the skatepark, which is also in my house : )
Mansion with a a bowling alley, a swimming diving pool, stables, AND TONS OR BOOKS!!!
A traditional style suburban house.size depends on how many people living thereThe only thing REALLY special about it is that I'd want like 40 acres of beautiful equestrian property, with a HUGE cross-country course to go riding onThere'd be like three beautiful barns, and tons of horses to fill themPastures all over the place, and dogs running around outsideAs for the house-house, I'd want it to be sort of elegant or country-cottage-ishThere'd be a natural looking pool and spa outside, a sauna, b-ball court, etcInside the house, there'd be rooms obviously, but a HUGE, BEAUTIFUL kitchen, a room as a classic library, and an awesome game room with a wet barOh, and there'd be a guest house! I could go on forever, lol.
When a substance melts, some of the attractive forces holding the particles together are broken or loosened so that the particles can move freely around each other but are still close togetherThe stronger these forces are, the more energy is needed to overcome them and the higher the melting temperatureSodium and aluminium are all metalsThey have metallic bonding, in which positive metal ions are attracted to delocalised electronsGoing from sodium to aluminium: the charge on the metal ions increases from +1 to +2 Sodium loses an electron to become positively charged +1 Magnesium loses 2 electron to become positively charged +2 As a result , the number of delocalised electrons increases so the strength of the metallic bonding increases and the melting points and boiling points increase
