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When you look at the atoms involved in each of the examples to the left, what pattern do you notice in the difference in electronegativity of the atoms as you go from non-polar covalent bonds ->polar covalent bonds -> ionic bond? (using the electronegativity scale above)

When you look at the atoms involved in each of the examples to the left, what pattern do you notice in the difference in electronegativity of the atoms as you go from non-polar covalent bonds ->polar covalent bonds -> ionic bond? (using the electronegativity scale above)

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RY MAN PRINCIP CH4 H₂O NaCl bond Electronegativity is Calums fills the vacancies Na ● the attraction an atom has for the electrons in a covalent 1.5 H T 2 2.5 Electronegativity (Scale of 0 to 4) 3 METHANE WATER SODIUM CHLORIDE A C 0 To the left you see methane (top), water (middle), and sodium chloride (bottom) match each with the type of bond involved 3.5 a. ionic b. non-polar covalent c. polar-covalent When you look at the atoms involved in each of the examples to the left, what pattern do you notice in the difference in electronegativity of the atoms as you go from non-polar covalent bonds ->polar covalent bonds -> ionic bond? (using the electronegativity scale above)
Transcribed Image Text:RY MAN PRINCIP CH4 H₂O NaCl bond Electronegativity is Calums fills the vacancies Na ● the attraction an atom has for the electrons in a covalent 1.5 H T 2 2.5 Electronegativity (Scale of 0 to 4) 3 METHANE WATER SODIUM CHLORIDE A C 0 To the left you see methane (top), water (middle), and sodium chloride (bottom) match each with the type of bond involved 3.5 a. ionic b. non-polar covalent c. polar-covalent When you look at the atoms involved in each of the examples to the left, what pattern do you notice in the difference in electronegativity of the atoms as you go from non-polar covalent bonds ->polar covalent bonds -> ionic bond? (using the electronegativity scale above)
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