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Nitella [24]
3 years ago
12

What kind of bond with form between (options: ionic, polar covalent, non polar covalent or metallic)

Chemistry
1 answer:
Oduvanchick [21]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

1) phosphorus and chlorine

type of bond =  polar covalent

They share their electrons and due to difference in electronegativities the form polar covalent bond.

2) potassium and oxygen

type of bond = ionic

Due to high difference in electronegativities the form ionic bond.

3) fluorine and fluorine

type of bond = non polar covalent

They share their electrons and due to same electronegativities the form non polar covalent bond.

4) copper and aluminum

type of bond = metallic

copper and aluminum  make metallic bond like other metals and mostly helpful in making alloys.

5) carbon and fluorine

type of bond = polar covalent

They share their electrons and due to difference in electronegativities the form polar covalent bond.

6) carbon and hydrogen

type of bond = polar covalent

They share their electrons and due to difference in electronegativities the form polar covalent bond.

7) aluminum and oxygen

type of bond = ionic

Due to high difference in electronegativities the form ionic bond.

8) silver and copper

type of bond = metallic

silver and copper  make metallic bond like other metals and mostly helpful in making alloys.

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