what is irons structure
The structure of iron is an example of a giant molecule. FALSE. In iron the positive ions are packed together in a giant lattice but we use the word molecule to imply that the structure contains covalent bonds which iron does not. In the structure of iron there are positive ions.TRUE.or a series of statements about the bonding in iron, students decide whether they are true or false. This leads to further thinking and discussion about the bonding in metals. This activity checks on the misconceptions that: 1  the structure of iron is an example of a giant molecule.