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Types of Bonds

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Define a compound   A substance made of two or more different elements combined together chemically  
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Define an ionic bond   Force of attraction between oppositely charged ions. Always formed by complete transfer of electrons from one atom to another  
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Define a transition metal   A metal that forms at least one ion with a partially filled d sub level  
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Define Valency   The valency of an atom is the number of monovalent atoms to which that atom will bond with  
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Define Sigma bond   Head on overlap of two orbitals  
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Define Pi bond   Sideways overlap of p orbitals  
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Define Polar-Covalent bonds   Unequal sharing of electrons which causes one end to be slightly negative and the other slightly positive  
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Give electronegativity difference range of an ionic compound   >1.7  
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Give electronegativity difference range of a covalent compound   <1.7  
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Give electronegativity difference range of a polar covalent compound   <1.7,>.4  
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Give electronegativity difference range of a non polar compound   <.4  
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Give 4 properties of ionic compounds   Network of ions in crystal form. Usually hard and brittle. Phase transition generally occurs at high temperatures. Conduct electricity in molten state or in solution.  
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Give 4 properties of covalent compounds   Contain individual molecules. Generally soft. Phase transition generally occurs at low temperatures. Not conductive.  
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