Identify and encircle the element that has the greater electronegativity. 1. fluorine and nitrogen 6. mercury and manganese 2. magnesium and barium 7. chlorine and antimony 3. cadmium and molybdenum 8. selenium and lead 4. boron and thallium 9. argon and sulfur 5. helium and hydrogen 10. fluorine and neon

Identify and encircle the element that has the greater electronegativity. 1. fluorine and nitrogen 6. mercury and manganese 2. magnesium and barium 7. chlorine and antimony 3. cadmium and molybdenum 8. selenium and lead 4. boron and thallium 9. argon and sulfur 5. helium and hydrogen 10. fluorine and neon

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter8: Covalent Bonding

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