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| the attraction that holds molecules together |
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| involves the valence electrons in the outer shell |
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| an atom's ability to attract and hold electrons |
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| covalent polar or nonpolar |
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| what is the goal of ionic bonds |
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| this involves the sharing of electrons |
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| the two types of covalent bonds are? |
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| these are the strongest types of bonds |
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| here the electrons are shared equally |
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| small or no difference in electronegativity |
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| bond between carbon and hydrogen |
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| eletrons are not shared equally |
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| there is a difference in electronegativity |
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| these are easily formed and broken |
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| hydrogen bonds determine properties of what? |
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| these are the source of the transport of what in plants? |
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| holds the base pairs of what together? |
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