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A1through the electronegativity scale is...

`A1`through the electronegativity scale is somewhat arbitrary we can use it with resonable confidence to make predictions about

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chemical bonding

B

ionization enthalpy

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electron gain enthalpy

D

none of these.

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`Delta_(i)H` and `Delta_(eg)H` are precise quantitative concepts. However, the qualitative concept of electronegativity is more useful in describing chemical bonding : Two elements with quite differnet electronegativity (a metal and a nonmetal) tendt to react with each other to form ionic compounds. The less eletronnegative element gives up its eloectron `(s)` to the more electronegative element. two nonmetals with similar electronegativies tend to form cavalent. In this sharing, the more electronegativity element attains a greater share.
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  4. Which of the following elements has negative Delta(eg)H?

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  6. Linus Pauling, an American scientist, assigned arbitrarily a value oft...

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  7. Which of the following elements is the least electronegative?

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  8. Which of the following elements do not follow the general trends? (i...

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  10. Which of the following compounds contains ionic bonds?

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  12. Which of the elements exhibit only one valency in the combined state?

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  18. Which of the following species does not exist?

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