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The force that holds two atoms together CAYETANO |
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| The difference between an ionic and a covalent bond is that the covalent is stronger |
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Chemical bonds form attractions between a positive nucleus and netative electrons or between a positive and negative ion-cayetano |
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| How easily an atom loses an electron-cayetano |
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A chemical combination of two or more different elements in a fixed ratio; atoms combine when the compound formed is more stable than the seperate atoms -cayetano |
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| Electrons are unequally shared. No symmetrical-cayetano |
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Used for bonding -cayetano |
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| Breaks into ions-cayetano |
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| An outer shell of eight valence electrons is most desirable/stable -cayetano |
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| Attraction between ions or cation and ions or anion-cayetano |
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| charged group of covalently bonded atoms-cayetano |
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