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Define electronegativity.
Think about how atoms bond with each other.
What type of bond is formed when two identical atoms bond together?
Consider the equality of electronegativity.
What is electronegativity?
Consider an element's ability to ‘pull’ electrons toward itself.
A bond formed by identical electronegativities is called a(n):
Think about how atoms interact when they have the same pull for electrons.
Illustrate the electron sharing in H₂O and Cl₂, showing how their electronegativities affect their bonding.
Draw electron clouds around each atom during bonding.
Given the electronegativity values of fluorine (4.0), hydrogen (2.1), what type of bond would HF form? Explain your reasoning.
Calculate the difference in electronegativity.
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