13 Chapter 12## l,1B,15,17,25,47,55,59,81, 85ILSamantha Ramirezm each of the following qroups, which element is theelectronegative?whteh is the least electronegative!a. K,Na, H.mostb.F,Br, NaC.B,N,FC.On te basis of electronegativty values given, Indicatewhither each of the followsing abonds would be.expectedto be lonic, covculent, or polaracovalenta; o-o6. Al-0C.B-O15.) Which of the follosing molecules contain polarcovalent bonds?a.water, Ha0b. carbon monoxide, COC fluorine, Fd.nitrogan, N2

The 1st question is explained below. We know that, along the period electronegativity increases…

mo each of the following aroups, which element is the Ost electronegative?which' is the least electroneyative a. K,Na, H b.F,Br, Na C.B,N,F 13.) On te basis of electronegativty values given, Indicate whether each of the followsing bonds would be.expected to be lonic,coulent, or polar covalent a:0-0 6. Al-0 C.B-O 15.)Which of the followsing molecules contain polar covalent bonds? awater, HaO. b. carbon monoxide, CO C fluorine, F d.nitrogen, N2

mo each of the following aroups, which element is the Ost electronegative?which' is the least electroneyative a. K,Na, H b.F,Br, Na C.B,N,F 13.) On te basis of electronegativty values given, Indicate whether each of the followsing bonds would be.expected to be lonic,coulent, or polar covalent a:0-0 6. Al-0 C.B-O 15.)Which of the followsing molecules contain polar covalent bonds? awater, HaO. b. carbon monoxide, CO C fluorine, F d.nitrogen, N2

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