- H 2, the
hydrogen atoms share the two
electrons via
covalent bonding.
Covalency is
greatest between atoms of
similar electronegativities. Thus, covalent...
- build-up of
extra charge density between the two nuclei, that is, to
partial covalency.
Larger negative ions are more
easily polarized, but the
effect is usually...
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Barbiellini B, Tulk CA (1
March 2000). "Compton
scattering evidence for
covalency of the
hydrogen bond in ice".
Journal of
Physics and
Chemistry of Solids...
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electrostatics (multipole-multipole and multipole-induced
multipole interactions),
covalency (charge
transfer by
orbital overlap), and
dispersion (London forces)....
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bonds have
unusually high
covalency which is expected.[according to whom?] When
comparing the
covalency of Fe3+ with the
covalency of Fe2+, Fe3+ has almost...
-
strongly polarizing and
bonding in
aluminium compounds tends towards covalency; this
behavior is
similar to that of
beryllium (Be2+), and the two display...
- ; Abergel,
Rebecca J.; Batista,
Enrique R.; Yang, Ping (2018). "Bond
Covalency and
Oxidation State of
Actinide Ions
Complexed with
Therapeutic Chelating...
-
composition of the
ground state wavefunction and
information on
ground state covalency. The VBCI
model describes the
ground and
excited state as a
linear combination...
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During the COVID-19 pandemic,
Altman helped fund and
create Project Covalence to help
researchers rapidly launch clinical trials in
partnership with...
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transition metals, zinc
tends to form
bonds with a
greater degree of
covalency.
Complexes with N- and S-
donors are much more stable.
Complexes of zinc...
