Unit 6 TestPOSSIBLE FUsing the electronegativity values (table below), which of the following bonds is the most polar covalent without being considered ionic?Increasing electronegativityelectronegativity < 1.0He2.203.1.0 s electronegativity <2.02.0 s electronegativity < 3.010NeBe1.5712Mg0.93 131202.04 255150.983.0 s electronegativity<4.013Al1.6131Ga14161711NaSi1.9018Ar2.19332.5836Kr32Ge1.81 2.0150Sn1.96 2.0583343529Cu1.9027283026Fe1.8325Mn1.5543Tc2.1022Ti1.542324Cr1.6642Mo1921As2.18NISeBrZn1.6548Cd1.69CoCa1.0038SrSc1.36390.821.631,881.912.592965254Xe5351Sb49In1.7881TI1.8113402r1.337241Nb1.673Ta1.544Re2.245Rh46Pd47Ag1.9337RbTe266852.12.28 2.2076Os2.161.22$7La110.820.9556Ba0.8984Po2086Ro778278Pt2280Hg197975Re1.97455CsAu2.4Pb BI1.91.8722.210822109Mt1.71.3104RF0.79116118Uwo114115112Cn10510610711011188Ba0.70 0.9089Ac87HsRgUut Uug Uup UuhSgElectronegativity Values in PaulingsOHSH-SCu-sO Ca-CO H-OIncreasing electronegativity0 0 0

The most polar bond from the given type of bonds has to be identified.

Unit 6 Test POS Using the electronegativity values (table below), which of the following bonds is the most polar covalent without being considered ionic? Increasing electronegativity electronegativity< 1.0 He 2.20 3. Li 0.98 1.0 s electronegativity <2.0 10 Ne Be 1.57 2.0 s electronegativity < 3.0 3.0 s electronegativity < 4.0 204 255 13 Al 1.61 16 18 Ar 11 Na 0.93 19 12 Mg 131 14 si 1.90 7.19 32 Ge 2.01 25 Mn 1.55 28 NI 1.91 29 Cu 1.90 33 As 256 34 36 Kr 20 27 Co 1,83 1.88 45 Rh 228 21 26 Fe 23 22 TI 1.54 24 Cr 1.66 Zn 165 Ca 1.00 38 Sr 0.95 56 Ba 0.89 88 Ra 0.70 Sc 1.36 1.63 1,81 0.82 37 Rb 0.82 55 Cs 0.79 87 51 Sb 2.05 47 43 To 2.10 75 50 Sn 1.96 46 48 cd 1.69 80 A9 in 1.78 81 TI 1.8 44 41 Nb 1.6 42 Mo 2.16 39 40 2r 133 Pd Xe 2.20 Ag 1.9 205 1.22 78 57 La 1.1 73 To 15 105 76 Os 79 AM 24 112 82 Pb 18 83 BI 19 74 72 Hf 13 Pt 1.7 1.9 113 Uuo 115 116 111 Rg 113 Uut 114 89 Ac 11 104 RE 106 107 Sg 108 Hs 109 Mt 110 Ds Cn Uug Uup Uuh 0.90 Electronegativity Values in Paulings OH5 2990 O Ca-C O HO Increasing electronegativity

Unit 6 Test POS Using the electronegativity values (table below), which of the following bonds is the most polar covalent without being considered ionic? Increasing electronegativity electronegativity< 1.0 He 2.20 3. Li 0.98 1.0 s electronegativity <2.0 10 Ne Be 1.57 2.0 s electronegativity < 3.0 3.0 s electronegativity < 4.0 204 255 13 Al 1.61 16 18 Ar 11 Na 0.93 19 12 Mg 131 14 si 1.90 7.19 32 Ge 2.01 25 Mn 1.55 28 NI 1.91 29 Cu 1.90 33 As 256 34 36 Kr 20 27 Co 1,83 1.88 45 Rh 228 21 26 Fe 23 22 TI 1.54 24 Cr 1.66 Zn 165 Ca 1.00 38 Sr 0.95 56 Ba 0.89 88 Ra 0.70 Sc 1.36 1.63 1,81 0.82 37 Rb 0.82 55 Cs 0.79 87 51 Sb 2.05 47 43 To 2.10 75 50 Sn 1.96 46 48 cd 1.69 80 A9 in 1.78 81 TI 1.8 44 41 Nb 1.6 42 Mo 2.16 39 40 2r 133 Pd Xe 2.20 Ag 1.9 205 1.22 78 57 La 1.1 73 To 15 105 76 Os 79 AM 24 112 82 Pb 18 83 BI 19 74 72 Hf 13 Pt 1.7 1.9 113 Uuo 115 116 111 Rg 113 Uut 114 89 Ac 11 104 RE 106 107 Sg 108 Hs 109 Mt 110 Ds Cn Uug Uup Uuh 0.90 Electronegativity Values in Paulings OH5 2990 O Ca-C O HO Increasing electronegativity

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