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| the ability of an atom to attract electrons in a covalent bond |
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| the pauling scale (values) |
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| the higher the number on the pauling scale |
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| the stronger the pull on electrons of the bond |
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| what element has the weakest pull and what is that number |
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| what element has the strongest pull and what is its number? |
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| what is the periodic trend of electronegativity on the periodic table? |
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| more electronegative as you move up and to the right |
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| what is the electronegativity difference between ions? |
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| what is the difference in elctronegativity between sodium and chloride? |
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| what would be the electronegativity difference in a convalent bond? |
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| what is the type of bond when the diffrence in electronegativity is between 0.5 and 1.9? |
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| what kind of bond is water? |
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| intermolecular forces are not applicable to |
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| gases (see definition of ideal gas) |
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| between different molecules |
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| intermolecular forces can relate to |
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| boiling point, melting point, solubility, vapor pressure |
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| there is a difference in charges due to differences of electronegativity between two bonded atoms |
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| the category of intermolecular force is related to |
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| the magnitude of the dipoles involved |
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| where do you usually see dipole-dipole bonds? |
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| hydrogen bond is a special type of |
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| For a bond to be considered a hydrogen bond, the hydrogen must be bonded to |
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| oxygen, flourine or nitrogen (fon) |
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| london dispersion forces are due to |
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| temporary induced dipoles |
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| london dispersion forces are usually found in what type of molecules |
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| what type of bond is the weakest |
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| what kind of bond is the strongest |
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