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Which type of the following describes a covalent bond?
covalent
Polyatomic
alternating positive and negative ions
1
Atoms equally share one or more pairs of electrons
an electron is transferred between two atoms
H and O
triple bond
A bond in which a pair of electrons is shared between two atoms is called
covalent
Polyatomic
alternating positive and negative ions
1
Atoms equally share one or more pairs of electrons
an electron is transferred between two atoms
H and O
triple bond
How many sodium ions (Na+) are needed to balance the charge on a hydroxide ion (OH-)
covalent
Polyatomic
alternating positive and negative ions
1
Atoms equally share one or more pairs of electrons
an electron is transferred between two atoms
H and O
triple bond
Atoms of which pair of elements are most likely to form a polar covalent compound?
covalent
Polyatomic
alternating positive and negative ions
1
Atoms equally share one or more pairs of electrons
an electron is transferred between two atoms
H and O
triple bond
Which of the following properties causes the mineral halite to break apart along a flat face?
covalent
Polyatomic
alternating positive and negative ions
1
Atoms equally share one or more pairs of electrons
an electron is transferred between two atoms
H and O
triple bond
An ionic bond forms when
covalent
Polyatomic
alternating positive and negative ions
1
Atoms equally share one or more pairs of electrons
an electron is transferred between two atoms
H and O
triple bond
When one nitrogen atoms joins with another the result is a
covalent
Polyatomic
alternating positive and negative ions
1
Atoms equally share one or more pairs of electrons
an electron is transferred between two atoms
H and O
triple bond
What type of ions are composed of more than one atom?
covalent
Polyatomic
alternating positive and negative ions
1
Atoms equally share one or more pairs of electrons
an electron is transferred between two atoms
H and O
triple bond
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