How can Redox reactions happen in covalently bonded compounds? A. Redox might happen but it’s not likely.

B. Redox cannot happen because electrons are not being transferred.

C. Redox can happen in covalently bonded compounds when one atom’s nucleus pulls on the valence electrons of the other atom more strongly than the original atom does.
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• Redox reactions are characterized by the actual or formal transfer of electrons

• There is no true loss or gain of electrons

Endeleev saw trends in the physical and chemical properties of elements when he organized them by

Draw a line graph showing the relationship between temperature in kelvin as a function of kinetic energy.

The diagrams to the right show the distribution and arrangement of gas particles in two different containers. according to kinetic-molecular theory, which of the following statements is true? check all that apply. if the temperatures of both containers are equal, container a has greater pressure than container b. if the volume of container a decreased, its pressure would decrease. if the pressure in both containers is equal, container a has a lower temperature than container b.