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POLARITY
- Is a separation of
electric charges
leading
to a molecule or its chemical groups having an electric dipole movement, with a
negatively
charged end and a
positively
charged end.
POLARITY
- Polar molecules
must
contain
polar
bonds
due to a difference in
electronegativity
between the
bonded
atoms.
BOND POLARITY
NONPOLAR COVALENT
-
Bonding electrons
shared equally between two atoms. No
charges
on atoms.
BOND POLARITY
POLAR COVALENT BOND
- Bonding electrons shared
unequally
between
two
atoms. Partial
charges
on atoms.
BOND POLARITY
IONIC BOND
- Complete transfer of one or more
valence
electrons.
Full charges on resultin
ions.
BOND POLARITY
LINUS PAULING
- Pauling
scale
of
electronegativity
LINUS PAULING
NON POLAR
(
COVALENT
BOND
) -
0.0-<0.40
POLAR
(
COVALENT
BOND
) - >
0.41
-
<1.7
IONIC
(
BOND
) -
>
1.71