Chemistry, 23.05.2021 08:00, Wildstyle3000

JURCES OF ATION from our class! Make sure to give
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Look at the diagram below. What type of bonding (ionic or covalent) does it
represent? Explain your choice by giving the definition of that type of bond. Give
description of that type of bonding by explaining how & why Hydrogen & Chlorine
bond.
H+CI:-HCI :
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H:CI:
(For Bonus points-if this was Carbon & Fluorine what would be newly formed Compound's
correct name or Chemical Formula)

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