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the force that holds two atoms together.
the force that holds two atoms together |
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| Ionization energy -Barnaby |
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| how easily an atom loses an electron. |
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| Electron Affinity -Barnaby |
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| how much attraction an atom has for electrons. |
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| Oxidation Number -Barnaby |
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| the positive or negative charge of an ion. |
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| bond formed by transferring electrons from a metal to a nonmetal. |
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| bond formed by sharing electrons between two nonmetals. |
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| a chemical combination of to or more different elements in a fixed ratio. |
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| an outr shell of eight valence electrons that is most desirable or stable. |
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| attraction between positive ions or cation and negative ions or anion. |
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| charged groups of covalenty bonded atoms. |
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| Polar Covalent Bonds -Barnaby |
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| electrons are unequally shared. |
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| Nonpolar Covlent Bonds -Barnaby |
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| electrons are equally shared and there is no charge. |
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