Chemical Bonding and Polarity Crossword Puzzle

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Chemical Bonding and Polarity Crossword Puzzle

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  • yes : do polar molecules attract each other?
  • valence electrons : electrons that play a part in the formation of chemical bonds are known as?
  • chemical bond : what bond is an attraction between atoms, ions, or molecules that helps them create the formation of chemical compounds?
  • two : how many valence electrons do alkali metals contain?
  • polarity : in a covalent bond, what is the charge separation between two atoms forming the bond called?
  • eight : according to the octet rule, how many electrons does the valence shell contain?
  • potassium : what atom can achieve the same electron configuration as a noble gas when the atom forms an ion?
  • covalent : what bond is formed when atoms share one or more pairs of electrons?
  • anion : what type of ion is negatively charged?
  • sulfite : what polyatomic ion has the formula (so3)^2-?
  • lewis structures : what type of structures are used to represent the covalent bond sharing between atoms?
  • transitional metals : what can use their two outermost shells/orbitals to bond with other elements?
  • dipole : when is a molecule said to be polarized?
  • four : how many electrons are shared in a double covalent bond?
  • hydrogen : in a water molecule, which of these atoms have a slightly more positive charge than the other?
  • ionic : what type of compound is magnesium nitride?
  • metallic : what bond is formed from the attraction between mobile electrons and fixed, positively charged metallic atoms.
  • cation : what type of ion is positively charged?
  • electronegativity : what is the measure of the tendency of an atom to attract a bonding pair of electrons called?
  • polyatomicion : what charged group of two or more bonded atoms can be considered a single ion?