Original post by anonmy179
does anyone know how to work out the delta charges from the pauling scal e on two bonding atoms
likewhich atom would have the delta + / delta - based of values of pauling scale
likewhich atom would have the delta + / delta - based of values of pauling scale
You don’t need to calculate the magnitudes of the delta charges at all.
The δ+ element is the less electronegative one, as it has had its electrons in the covalent bonds pulled away from it.
The δ- element is the more electronegative one, as it has attracted the shared pairs of electrons closer to itself
thanks, i just got confused of a multiple choice question but ill look over it again!
Original post by TypicalNerd
You don’t need to calculate the magnitudes of the delta charges at all.
The δ+ element is the less electronegative one, as it has had its electrons in the covalent bonds pulled away from it.
The δ- element is the more electronegative one, as it has attracted the shared pairs of electrons closer to itself
The δ+ element is the less electronegative one, as it has had its electrons in the covalent bonds pulled away from it.
The δ- element is the more electronegative one, as it has attracted the shared pairs of electrons closer to itself
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