BIOL 1F90 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Intermolecular Force, Covalent Bond, Fluorine

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Isotope: a form of an element that differs in its number of neutrons. Orbital: a region of space that is occupied by electrons located around the nucleus of the atom. Valence electron: an electron in the outermost energy level of a shell or an atom. Ionic bond: a bond that results from the attraction between two oppositely charged atoms or molecules. Electronegativity: the measure of an atoms attraction to shared electrons (fluorine is the most electronegative) Polar covalent bond: a bond between two atoms, made up of unequally shared electrons. Polarity: partial positive or negative charge at the end of a molecule. Intermolecular forces: force of attraction between two molecules. Van der waals forces: very weak attraction between two molecules, or parts of molecules when they are close together. Hydrogen bond: attractive force between a partially positively charged hydrogen atom, and a partially negative charges atom in another molecule.

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