Chemical Bonding II Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST:

• down : electronegativity decreases going this direction in a column in the periodic table.
• dipole-dipole : this type of vanderwaal's force are forces of attraction between polar molecules.
• decreases : ionization energy does this down a column in the periodic table.
• vanderwaals : these are weak intermolecular forces.
• bonding capacity : this is the maximum number of single covalent bonds an atom can form.
• francium : this element has the lowest ionization energy.
• polar covalent : this type of bond involves unequal electron sharing.
• ionic : this type of bond forms between a metal + non-metal.
• fluorine : this element has the highest electronegativity.
• anion : this is a negative ion.
• bonding : an atom's bonding capacity is determined by its number of these electrons.
• diatomic : these molecules are made up of two atoms of the same element.
• lone pair : these electrons are not involved in a bond.
• increases : ionization energy does this going from left to right in a row in the periodic table.
• left to right : electronegativity increases going this direction in a period in the periodic table.
• non-metals : these elements tend to have high electronegativities.
• hydrogen : this type of strong intermolecular force are strong dipole-dipole forces between f-h, o-h & n-h bonds.
• covalent : this type of bond forms between two non-metals.
• cation : this is a positive ion.
• high : ionic compounds have this type of melting temperatures.
• ion : this is an atom that has lost or gained electrons.
• metals : these elements tend to have low electronegativities.