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Polar and nopalar bonds are examples of what?

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Covalent.

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Bonds between metals?

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Metallic

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Bonds between non metals are?

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Covalent.

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Bonds between non metals and metals?

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Ionic.

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True or False: electronegativity is between bonded atoms.

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True.

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True or false: free electron theory is the sharing of electrons between atoms of the same element and covalent bonds.

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False.

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True or False: uneven electron sharing is nonpolar.

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False.

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True or false: atoms combine to form compounds.

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True.

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True or false: ionic compounds form a crystal lattice.

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True.

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Multiple molecules bonding together to form a ____?

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Compound.

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Please define electronegativity.

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An atoms ability to attract & hold electrons when bonded to other atoms.

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Please list the three types of bonding.

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  • metallic
  • covalent
  • ionic
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Define electron affinity.

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Is an atoms ability of how well it attracts & holds electrons while unbonded.

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The bond between helium and neon.

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Covalent.

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The bond between sodium and potassium.

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Metallic.

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The bond between oxygen and titanium.

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Ionic.

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The bond between iron and copper.

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Metallic.

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The bond between carbon and nitrogen.

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Covalent.

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The bond between gold and chlorine.

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Ionic.

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The bond between nonmetals?

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Covalent.

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The bond between metals?

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Metallic.

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The bond between a metal and a nonmetals?

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Ionic.

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The bond between two small electronegativities?

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Metallic.

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The bond between two large electronegativities?

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Covalent.

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The bond between a large and small electronegativity?

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Ionic.

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Sharing two pairs of electrons forms a triple bond

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False

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True or false: covalent bonds from a crystal lattice.

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False.

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True or false: metallic bonds from a crystal lattice.

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True.

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True or false: uneven electron sharing is called nonpolar.

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False.

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True of false: molecules of three or more atoms are monatomic.

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False

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