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The pair of elements that forms the least ionic character is? a. NaCl b. OCl c. PCl d. BrCl

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Chapter5: Chemical Bonding

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Multiple choice 1) The pair of elements that forms the least ionic character is? a. NaCl b. OCl c. PCl d. BrCl 2) Which of the following statements concerning the Valence Bond Theory is false? a. A single covalent bond may be due to either sigma or pi overlap. b. The degree of orbital overlap dictates the strength of the covalent bond. c. An atom retains the shape of its own orbital after overlapping with another orbital. d. It is possible to overlap an s and p orbital. 3) Which quantum number(s) do 3s and 2p orbitals have in common? a. l and ml b. n c. n and l d. l

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