11 Chapter 12:# l,18,15,17,25,47,55,59,81,85Samantha RamirezIn each of the following aroups, which element is themost electronegative? whitch' is the least electronegativela. K,Na, Hb.F.Br, NaC.8,N,F13.)On the basis of elecronegativity values given, Indicatewheter each of the following bornds would be.expectedto be lonic,covcalent, or polar covalent.a:0-06. Al-0C.B-015.)Which of the following molecules contain polarcovalent bonds?awater, H2O.b. carbon monoxide, CO

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Chapter 12:# l,18,15,17,25,47,55,59,81,85
Samantha Ramirez
In each of the following aroups, which element is the
most electronegative? whitch' is the least electronegative
la. K,Na, H
b.F.Br, Na
C.8,N,F
13.)On the basis of elecronegativity values given, Indicate
wheter each of the following bornds would be.expected
to be lonic,covcalent, or polar covalent.
a:0-0
6. Al-0
C.B-0
15.)Which of the following molecules contain polar
covalent bonds?
awater, H2O.
b. carbon monoxide, CO

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