Question

@Rushwr

Answer 1

I don't know...

Answer 2

If the difference in electronegativities between the two atoms is 2.0, or greater, the bond is ionic.

Answer 3

Here the electronegativity is 2.34 so it's an ionic bond.

Answer 4

But then they have given us the electronegativity table and has asked us to determine the bond type using that right? So I thought she knew about the electronegativity.

Answer 5

The ability for one atom to bind to another?

Answer 6

I'm sorry I'm horrible at chem my teacher gives me quizes and doesn't explain anything

Answer 7

it is the tendency of an atom to attract a bonding pair of electrons

Answer 8

Okay, so how would I figure this out?

Answer 9

OH i read your question wrong I didnt catch the ectronegativity chart @Rushwr i am sorry!

Answer 10

they have given us the electronegativity of K and Cl Find the difference if it is greater than 2 they are considered as ionic bonds

Answer 11

got it ?

Answer 12

I'm trying to figure it out now one sec sorry my comp is being slow today

Answer 13

the difference was 2.34 so it is ionic? @Rushwr

Answer 14

Nonpolar covalent has an electronegtivity difference of 0.2 - 0.5. A polar covalent has an electronegtivity difference less than 1.6. Ionics have an electronegativity greater than 2.0. Yes, 2.34 is greater than 2, so it is ionic.

Answer 15

Okay what about this one?

Answer 16

Lets say this is the periodic table