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Re: ionic bond
Hi! Ionic bonds tend to have a big difference in electronegativity while covalent bonds have a small difference in electronegativity.
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Re: ionic bond
Hi! Ionic bonds tend to have a big difference in electronegativity while covalent bonds have a small difference in electronegativity.
Re: ionic bond
These are rough guidelines but hope it helps! Anything with an electronegativity difference > 2 is an ionic bond, and anything with an electronegativity difference < 1.5 is a covalent bond.
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Re: ionic bond
The greater the difference in electronegativity, the more ionic the bond becomes. In contrast, when electronegativity values are similar, electrons are shared more equally, and a covalent bond forms with a lesser degree of ionic character.
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