This quantity can be calculated by taking the nuclear charge and dividing it by the square of the covalent radius.
This quantity can be calculated by taking the nuclear charge and dividing it by the square of the covalent radius. Another way to calculate this property involves calculating the square root of three types of bond dissociation energies. This property is often calculated as the average (*) of electron affinity and the first ionization energy. It is calculated by the Mullikan Scale, and francium has the lowest value for this property. It was first proposed by Linus Pauling, who gave fluorine a value of 4.0. For 10 points, name this tendency of an atom to attract electrons toward itself in a covalent bond.
This quantity can be calculated by taking the nuclear charge and dividing it by the square of the covalent radius.
{electronegativity}