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Electronegativity

physical science Maturity 9-11

Tiny bits pull on each other.

Electrostatic Potential.jpg
Electrostatic Potential.jpg
Some bits pull very hard. They pull on little parts called electrons. This pull helps things stay together. It is how many things are made. Do you like to play tug of war?

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File:Electrostatic Potential.jpg
Electrostatic Potential.jpg
File:Pauling and Mullikan electronegativities.png
Pauling and Mullikan electronegativities.png
File:Pauling and Allred-Rochow electronegativities.png
Pauling and Allred-Rochow electronegativities.png
File:Pauling and Sanderson electronegativities.png
Pauling and Sanderson electronegativities.png
File:Pauling and Allen electronegativities.png
Pauling and Allen electronegativities.png
File:Periodic variation of Pauling electronegativities.svg
Periodic variation of Pauling...
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