15182125221.7 and greater2425CrMn15232830NICu1932Extren34Se35FeCoGaGeAs1618181916182024280.9 to 1.09StrongGE404243To222541454644Au4847Ag194950515253NoMoFdinSnSbTe0.4 to 0.89Wcak1272La141.8181.922227717171619212.57476Fe29Au248081120.0 to .03984Po19TaExtremOs22TIPeAt1317222219192022Eecnongalanaa of the ElernertsElementsDifference InStrength of BondElectronegativityOxygen and NitrogenCarbon and HydrogenNtragen and strantiumFluorine and SodiumCarbon and LthiumPhosphorus and HydrogenChlorine and PotassiumPrseric and CopperCarbon and CalciumPhosphorus and CalcumBromine and TitaniumSulfur and Beryllium

Here we calculate the electronegativity difference from the chart and determine the bond strength…

15 18 21 P5 22 1.7 and greater 24 25 Cr Mn 15 23 28 30 NI Cu Extrem 31 32 Ga Ge 34 Se 35 Fe Co As 18 19 19 16 18 20 24 0.9 to 1.09 Strong 28 53 40 41 No 14 42 43 Mo To 45 44 Au 22 76 Os 22 47 Ag 22 48 49 in 17 51 50 Sn 52 Sb P3 0.4 to 0.89 Te 21 84 Po 19. Weak 12 18 18 22 19 17 16 19 2.5 74 72 Ts 25 Fe 77 29 Au 24 80 81 0.0 to .039 La 13 85 At Extrem TI 17 22 22 19 19 2.0 22 Eecnonigalana of the Elerierty Elements Difference In Strength of Bond Electronegativity Oxygen and Nitrogen Carbon and Hydrogen Ntragen and strantium Fluorine ard Sodium Carbon and Lthum Phosphorus and Hydrogen Chlorine and Potassium Prseric and Copper Carbon and Calcium Phosphorus and Calcum Bromne and Titanium Sulfur and Beryllium

15 18 21 P5 22 1.7 and greater 24 25 Cr Mn 15 23 28 30 NI Cu Extrem 31 32 Ga Ge 34 Se 35 Fe Co As 18 19 19 16 18 20 24 0.9 to 1.09 Strong 28 53 40 41 No 14 42 43 Mo To 45 44 Au 22 76 Os 22 47 Ag 22 48 49 in 17 51 50 Sn 52 Sb P3 0.4 to 0.89 Te 21 84 Po 19. Weak 12 18 18 22 19 17 16 19 2.5 74 72 Ts 25 Fe 77 29 Au 24 80 81 0.0 to .039 La 13 85 At Extrem TI 17 22 22 19 19 2.0 22 Eecnonigalana of the Elerierty Elements Difference In Strength of Bond Electronegativity Oxygen and Nitrogen Carbon and Hydrogen Ntragen and strantium Fluorine ard Sodium Carbon and Lthum Phosphorus and Hydrogen Chlorine and Potassium Prseric and Copper Carbon and Calcium Phosphorus and Calcum Bromne and Titanium Sulfur and Beryllium

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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