Covalent Bonding [IB Chemistry SL/HL]

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This video covers an overview of Covalent Bonding. Part of the IB Chemistry SL & HL course in Structure 2.
The content of this video provides an in-depth overview of covalent bonding, bond polarity, Lewis structures, and bond length and strength in molecules.
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[@eywrsome420]

Great video, helped me a lot for my exams 🙏

[@anonymouse9328]

why does the number of bonds formed increases in the element with low electronegativity?

[@gurmaanjitsingh9449]

Because elements with lower electronegativity have fewer protons which makes it easier for the atom to lose electrons to become stable, forming more bonds with other atoms. I think

[@עופריקלע]

carbon has 6 electrons not 4. (14:29)

[@Animation-Mania-f6p]

I think its that carbon has 4 valence electrons- valence being the outermost shell

[@nivid_jr]

It is talking about the electrons in the valence shell. It is the same as when he mentions that nitrogen has 5 electrons in its valence shell, not 5 electrons in total.

[@The-advicer]

love it

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