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Unit 1 Bonding in Compounds. Go to question:. 1. Which element has the least attraction for bonding electrons?. The shape of some common molecules are shown below and each one contains at least one polar bond. Which one of these molecules is non-polar?. 2. 3.

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Unit 1 Bonding in Compounds

Unit 1 Bonding in Compounds. Go to question:. 1. Which element has the least attraction for bonding electrons?. The shape of some common molecules are shown below and each one contains at least one polar bond. Which one of these molecules is non-polar?. 2. 3.

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Covalent Bonding and Naming. Chemistry 11 Mrs. Kay Read Pages 168-171, 185-196. Pure Covalent Bonding. Equal sharing of electron between two of the same non-metals The electronegativity between the two atoms must ZERO! Ex: hydrogen gas (H 2 ). HOBrFINCl.

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Polar Covalent Bonding Within the Water Molecule Explains Four Physical Properties of Water

Polar Covalent Bonding Within the Water Molecule Explains Four Physical Properties of Water. Observation 1:. Water has a concave miniscus. Observation 2: Water molecules stay together in a stream. Observation 3:. A falling water stream is attracted to an electrically charged object.

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Bonding Continuum. Trends in the Periodic Table and Bonding. Ionic Bonds. Ionic bonds are formed between atoms with a large difference in electronegativities. They are often (though not always) between metals and non-metals.

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