Ionic Bonds
Polar Covalent
Non-Polar Covalent
Properties
Attraction Between Molecules
100

Metals and non-metals have different..

Electronegativity 

100

The sharing of electrons are 

unequal

100

The sharing of electrons is

Equal

100

Covalent's conductivity is 

low/poor

100

Dipole interactions are

Polar molecules that are attracted to other oppositely charged regions

200

A bond that is formed by the transfer of electrons creates..

Oppositely charged ions
200

What type of poles does a polar covalent bond have

2 poles: negative and positive

200

What types of atoms does this occur between

2 of the same atoms

200

ionic's solubility is

very high

200

What is a hydrogen bond

Hydrogen covalently bonding to a highly electronegative atom which is weakly bonded to another atom.

300

Ionic bonds are formed between 2 ions because of..

A transfer of electrons

300

Electrons are more drawn to which type of atom

electronegative atom

300

Common examples of non-polar covalent bonds?

Cl2, H2, O2

300

Covalent's solubility for non polar and polar is 

non-polar - low

polar - high

300

intermolecular attractions what than either ionic or covalent bonds

weaker

400

In formulas transition metals use what type of numbers?

Roman numerals 

400

What's the most common polar covalent bond example? 

H2O

400

What electronegativity value do they have?

Almost the same value

400

ionics melting point and boiling point is 

both high

400

What are dispersion forces

weakest of all interactions 

500

The Roman numerals in an ionic formula represent what?

The amount of electrons

500

What has to be created?

A dipole

500

Are there positive or negative poles?

None

500

Metallic bonds are made of what?

Metals only

500

what temp. do network solids melt at?

100C

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