So I went throught the material to re learn this question we had in class but I still don't get it. Maybe I don't understand my professors style of teaching as much. Can someone help me answer these questions and undertand them. Thank you Calculate AEn for the following bond and classify it according to type:PB15O A. -11.9; polar covalentО В. 11.9;B ionicОС.-11.9;B ionicO D. 0.7; polar covalentO E. -0.7; polar covalentO F. -0.7; ionicO G. 0.7; ionicO H. 11.9; polar covalentQUESTION 9Calculate AE, for the following bond and classify it according to type:NO2O A. -0.5; ionicО В.4.0%;B ionicО С. 4.0%;B ionicO D. 0.5; ionicO E. 4.0; polar covalentO F. -0.5; polar covalentO G.-4.0; polar covalentO H. 0.5; polar covalentQUESTION 10Calculate AEn for the following bond and classify it according to type:Cl2O A. 2.5 nonpolar covalentO B. 2.5 ionicOC. - 2.5 polar covalentO D. - 2.5 nonpolar covalentO E. 0.0 ionicO F. 2.5 polar covalentO G.0.0 polar covalentO H.0.0 nonpolar covalent Circle the wavelength of light with greater energy450 nm or 7.5x10-7 mO A. 7.5x10-7 mO B. 450 nmQUESTION 14Circle the wavelength of light with greater energy1.90x106 m or 1.20x10-6 mO A. 1.20x106 mОВ.1.90х106 mQUESTION 15Circle the wavelength of light with greater energy1.5x106 mm or 1x10-16 cmO A.1x10-16 cmO B. 1.5x106 mmQUESTION 16Circle the wavelength of light with greater energy4.50x10-4 um or 8.69 x10 mO A. 4.50x104 um· 8.69 x10-7 mOB.

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Calculate AEn for the following bond and classify it according to type: PB15 O A. -11.9; polar covalent О В. 11.9; ionic ОС.-11.9;B ionic O D.0.7; polar covalent O E. -0.7; polar covalent O F. -0.7; ionic O G. 0.7; ionic O H. 11.9; polar covalent

Calculate AEn for the following bond and classify it according to type: PB15 O A. -11.9; polar covalent О В. 11.9; ionic ОС.-11.9;B ionic O D.0.7; polar covalent O E. -0.7; polar covalent O F. -0.7; ionic O G. 0.7; ionic O H. 11.9; polar covalent

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So I went throught the material to re learn this question we had in class but I still don't get it. Maybe I don't understand my professors style of teaching as much. Can someone help me answer these questions and undertand them. Thank you

Calculate AEn for the following bond and classify it according to type:
PB15
O A. -11.9; polar covalent
О В. 11.9;B ionic
ОС.-11.9;B ionic
O D. 0.7; polar covalent
O E. -0.7; polar covalent
O F. -0.7; ionic
O G. 0.7; ionic
O H. 11.9; polar covalent
QUESTION 9
Calculate AE, for the following bond and classify it according to type:
NO2
O A. -0.5; ionic
О В.4.0%;B ionic
О С. 4.0%;B ionic
O D. 0.5; ionic
O E. 4.0; polar covalent
O F. -0.5; polar covalent
O G.-4.0; polar covalent
O H. 0.5; polar covalent
QUESTION 10
Calculate AEn for the following bond and classify it according to type:
Cl2
O A. 2.5 nonpolar covalent
O B. 2.5 ionic
OC. - 2.5 polar covalent
O D. - 2.5 nonpolar covalent
O E. 0.0 ionic
O F. 2.5 polar covalent
O G.0.0 polar covalent
O H.0.0 nonpolar covalent

Circle the wavelength of light with greater energy
450 nm or 7.5x10-7 m
O A. 7.5x10-7 m
O B. 450 nm
QUESTION 14
Circle the wavelength of light with greater energy
1.90x106 m or 1.20x10-6 m
O A. 1.20x106 m
ОВ.1.90х106 m
QUESTION 15
Circle the wavelength of light with greater energy
1.5x106 mm or 1x10-16 cm
O A.
1x10-16 cm
O B. 1.5x106 mm
QUESTION 16
Circle the wavelength of light with greater energy
4.50x10-4 um or 8.69 x10 m
O A. 4.50x104 um
· 8.69 x10-7 m
OB.

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