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total number of
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electrons between two atoms which have
same A nearly same electronegativity
covalentbond
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type of
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The number of e's shared by
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an atom with another atom during the
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formation of
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of
gaseous ions
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direct
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determine
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factors Effecting Ionic bond
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e Lattice point
c
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so they are more soluble
D Solubility polar
in polar solvent
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changes
takesplace
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there is no
motilithic is perfect ionic
perfect
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polarisation y polarisibility an anion heads to
are
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size cation
of polarising
power
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charge on ion
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polarisibility
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size atom apolarisibility power
of 2 Covalent
char
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a covalent
char
has covalent character
a w of high
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