This is on the x-axis of a quantitative version of the van Arkel and Ketelaar triangles, named after William Jensen. Martynov and Batsanov introduced one method to obtain this quantity. An equation involving this quantity predicts, in kilocalories per mole, the bond enthalpy between two atoms. The arithmetic mean of the first ionization energy and the electron affinity of an atom is Robert Mulliken's definition of this. When two bonded atoms differ slightly in this, a polar bond arises from partial charges. The first derived scale measuring this quantity was that of Linus Pauling. Fluorine has
This is on the x-axis of a quantitative version of the van Arkel and Ketelaar triangles, named after William Jensen. Martynov and Batsanov introduced one method to obtain this quantity. An equation involving this quantity predicts, in kilocalories per mole, the bond enthalpy between two atoms. The arithmetic mean of the first ionization energy and the electron affinity of an atom is Robert Mulliken's definition of this. When two bonded atoms differ slightly in this, a polar bond arises from partial charges. The first derived scale measuring this quantity was that of Linus Pauling. Fluorine has the highest value of, for 10 points, what value of an atom's tendency to attract electrons?
This is on the x-axis of a quantitative version of the van Arkel and Ketelaar triangles, named after William Jensen.
{electronegativity} (prompt on {electropositivity} until “{ionization}” is read)