FTP, name this measure of a bonded atom's ability to attract shared electrons.
The most recent scale that assigns values to this property is the Allred-Rochow Scale.  Another method for measuring it was developed by Robert Mulliken, who stated that it is equal to one-half times ionization energy minus electron affinity.  A more useful method of its determination was made by Linus Pauling in 1932.  Pauling set Lithium as the baseline and gave the highest value to Fluorine.  FTP, name this measure of a bonded atom's ability to attract shared electrons.
The most recent scale that assigns values to this property is the Allred-Rochow Scale.  
electronegativity