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I believe the electronegativity follows the below order. Ne > F > O > N >= Ar > C > Kr > Cl > Br > S > Xe > Se ~ I ~ Rn> other elements..... Helium's EN is very difficult to predict. Its should be less than that of oxygen.
@@forlearning7352 No. They have relatively high electronegativity. XeF2 will be ionic if they have zero EN. They are reluctant to form bonds. However it doesn't mean that they have zero EN.
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@@robamatariq8485 I saw you explained how to find the electronegativity DIFFERENCE. Can you explain how we got those values? Like for Cl, its electronegativity is 3.2. How did you find it?
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Just a question, isn't Na+ technically less electronegative than Na, because it has 8 valence electrons and satisfies the octet rule? Thus, it has no ability to attract electrons?
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Hi, if the first two pair of elements (Cr and As) have an electronegativity difference of 0.4, are they nonpolar covalents? If so, then I am confused, because I thought covalents could only be non-metals bonded to non-metals.
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I’m studying reactivity and electronegativity trends
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Thank you very much for these videos. I live in South Africa and we struggle because as an Afrikaans learner I don't get any classes in my home language anymore because of the government. Your videos have helped a lot. You explain much better than my teacher who also explains in English.
because of the government?
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I'm learning this before class because I want a better understanding as I don't have a strong grasp of electronegativity, you single handily taught this!!!
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You always explain things very clearly, but for this video I have a question: How is the electronegativity value of each element being determined?
There is an electronegativity table
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Professor Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for a beautiful explanation/Introduction of Electronegativity and Periodic Trends in AP/General Chemistry. The ability of an atom to attract to itself the electrons in a covalent bond is described in terms of electronegativity. The greater the electronegativity of an atom, the greater its affinity for bonding electrons. Electronegativity is always a positive number. This is an error free video/lecture on UA-cam TV with the Organic Chemistry Tutor.
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I believe the electronegativity follows the below order. Ne > F > O > N >= Ar > C > Kr > Cl > Br > S > Xe > Se ~ I ~ Rn> other elements..... Helium's EN is very difficult to predict. Its should be less than that of oxygen.
Noble Gases have exactly 0 electronegativity. They have a stable electron configuration with a full valence shell.
@@forlearning7352
No. They have relatively high electronegativity. XeF2 will be ionic if they have zero EN. They are reluctant to form bonds. However it doesn't mean that they have zero EN.
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You can simply say, down a group, electronegativity decreases but increases across a period
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are you supposed to memorize them? ;-;
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Its in periodic table
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How do you find or calculate the electronegative values for the elements? Like 0.8, 1.5, and 1.9?
For example :NaCl
E.N of Na is 0.9 and that of Cl is 3.0.subtract it 3.0-0.9=1.9
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@@munawwarhussain3995 I have just given her the example that how can we calculate electronegativity difference.
@@robamatariq8485 I saw you explained how to find the electronegativity DIFFERENCE. Can you explain how we got those values? Like for Cl, its electronegativity is 3.2. How did you find it?
@@karthikdonepudi3767 you have to memorize electronegativity of the elements.
Wait why is Cl+ > CL- Should it not be Cl+ < CL-
Didn't Cl+ lose a electron, pushing it back in the period, therforw less electronegative?
I’m thinking the same thing. Extremely confused right now.
It can be easily understood through this video
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Are you reading the periodic table or teaching something? How do you get/find/experiment the numbers for electronegativity?
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Just a question, isn't Na+ technically less electronegative than Na, because it has 8 valence electrons and satisfies the octet rule? Thus, it has no ability to attract electrons?
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I JUST HAVE ONE QUESTION. Is there a solution or formula to get the electronegativity of an element or was it already given and doesn't need to solve?
It’s in certain periodic tables
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Hi thank you so much for making these videos!❤️ I'm trying to learn how to calculate the difference when there is more than 2 different types of atoms like in KNO3 for exemple?
Thank you in advance!
Uh… doesn’t electronegativity only apply to elements? Not compounds?
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Hi, if the first two pair of elements (Cr and As) have an electronegativity difference of 0.4, are they nonpolar covalents? If so, then I am confused, because I thought covalents could only be non-metals bonded to non-metals.
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How about HCN? It has three elements. How can I solve its electronegativity difference?
It is very useful class
How did Pauling calculate the electro negativity value of one atom??????
Pls could you give an explanation on the dipole moment of Boron trifluoride
I understood more than my hour and a half chemistry class
Where do you get this electronegativity number?
Most periodic tables have them. Mine does too. Usually they're under the element.
Andrej Nikolov what if it doesn’t how do you find it?
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4:53 "atoms become smaller as they move to right" ?????? was this a mistake atoms become larger due to increase in proton number in my pov plz explain
Atomic radius decreases as you move to right bc the pull of the positive protons on the electrons toward it.
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Hi, I wanna ask if Cl+ more electronegative isn't Cl+ is formed when the element loss an electron, if it loss why is it more electronegative? Thank u
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Which is more electronegative, N or Cl?
cl
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Please explain to me the electronegativity value of CdS in detail.
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is electro negativity the same as reactivity?
No electronegativity is the willingness to gain an electron, which may be similiar to reacitivity but is not identical
Thanks! Very helpful.
Thank you so much, this was really helpful to me.
What do u mean by less and more electronegativity.....
What about Li,Na,K,Rb and Cs ?