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Ionic bonds
Bonds formed between oppositely charged ions, full charge
Covalent bonds
Bonds formed by sharing electrons between atoms
Hydrogen sharing
Hydrogen shares 1 pair of electrons
Carbon sharing
Carbon shares 4 pairs of electrons
Nitrogen sharing
Nitrogen shares 3 pairs of electrons
Oxygen sharing
Oxygen shares 2 pairs of electrons
Double bonds
Bonds where 4 electrons are shared
Triple bonds
Bonds where 6 electrons are shared (strongest covalent bond)
Electronegativity
Measure of how much an atom attracts electrons, higher values->stronger attraction
Nonpolar
Electrons shared equally, no charges on atoms, hydrophobic
Polar
Electrons shared unequally, partial charges, hydrophilic
Amphipathic
Molecules with both polar and nonpolar regions
Polarity
Indicates how molecules interact, e.g., why oils & water don't mix
Hydrogen bonds
Form when partially positively charged H interacts with partially charged negative atoms
Van der Waals forces
Electron interactions between atoms that have temporary partial charge
Strength of a bond/interaction
Weaker as potential energy gets closer to 0
are ionic bonds hydrophillic or hydrophobic
hydrophillic
hydrogen and carbon have
lower electronegativity
nitrogen and oxygen have
higher electronegativity