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Distance could matter for classifying ionic/covalent due to electronegativity differences. Usually, is it ionic/covalent when far/close?
Ionic far, covalent close
As you go more right and more higher in the periodic table what two things increase? These things both have the same periodic table trend.
electronegativity and ionization energy
As you go more left and more downward what increases?
atomic size
Each column determines the amount of?
valence electrons
Pure CH compounds are always polar/nonpolar?
polar
Explain each type of bond depending on the electronegativity difference: 0-0.5, 0.5-1.7, 1.7-beyond
0 - non polar covalent
0.5 - polar covalent
1.7 - ionic