Chemical Bonds Based on electronegativity trends, complete the chart below. Degree of Polarity (check one) The "more negative" slightly moderately extremely Bond Type Nonpolar polar polar polar atom if polar a H O – b As Cl – c Cs N – d O O – e O F – f Na Br – g S8 h S Cl – i P F – j I2 For each of the following properties, indicate if the compound’s bond type is ionic (I), covalent (C), or unable to be determined (X). _____melts at 150 oC _____liquid at room temp _____conducts a current in solution _____solid does not conduct a current _____solid at 100 oC _____linear molecule _____boils at 15 oC _____cubic crystal Draw the Lewis dot diagram and chemical formula for the compounds formed when the following elements ionically bond. a. barium and chlorine b. potassium and sulfur
Chemical Bonds Based on electronegativity trends, complete the chart below. Degree of Polarity (check one) Bond Type Nonpolar slightly polar moderately polar extremely polar The "more negative" atom if polar a H – O b As – Cl c Cs – N d O – O e O – F f Na – Br g S8 h S – Cl i P – F j I2 For each of the following properties, indicate if the compound’s bond type is ionic (I), covalent (C), or unable to be determined (X). _____melts at 150 oC _____conducts a current in solution _____solid at 100 oC _____boils at 15 oC _____liquid at room temp _____solid does not conduct a current _____linear molecule _____cubic crystal Draw the Lewis dot diagram and chemical formula for the compounds formed when the following elements ionically bond. a. barium and chlorine b. potassium and sulfur
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