How Electronegativity helps us to understand the nature of bond
To understand
how electronegativity helps us to understand the nature of bond we need to know
about electronegativity.
” Electronegativity
is a measure of the tendency of an atom to attract a bonding pair of
electrons.”
Periodic Trend:
On periodic table electronegativity generally increase as we move from
left to right across a period and decrease as we move down a group .As a result ,the most electronegative group found on the top right of periodic table , and the least electronegative group found on left bottom ‘Now we come to
our question there are three conditions:
1)
Similar Electronegativity
2) Electronegativity less than 1.7 in pauling scale
1) Similar Electronegativity :
If bounded element has similar Electronegativity, that is equal tendency to attract bonding electrons, the bond between them will be fairly covalent in nature, which means both have 50% share of bonding electrons.
2)
Electronegativity less then 1.7 in pauling scale
If bounded element has Electronegativity
difference less than 1.7 in Pauling
scale, the more electronegative element gets more than 50% share of bonding
electron and bond will be partly ionic and partly covalent in nature. Which means
bond developed polar character, like in case of water molecule.
3)
Electronegativity difference more than
1.7 pauling scale
The more Electronegative element gets 100% share of bonding electrons and the bond will be purely ionic in nature.
👇Pauling Scale
Pauling scale is a
numerical scale of electronegativity based on bond energy calculations for
different elements joined by covalent bonds.
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