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Define the term- covalent bonds

When a pair of electrons are shared between non-metal atoms

what do molecular substances contain

A group of atoms that are held together by covalent bonds

Define the term- molecular formula

The number of atoms of each element bonded together in a simple molecule

Why do atoms become more stable when bonds form

They can share electrons to complete outer shells

State three formulas for presenting molecules

Molecular formula


Structural formula


Dot & cross formula

Define the term- valency

The number of covalent bonds formed by an atom of different elements

Valency=

Total number of electrons- number of electrons in atoms outer shell

Work out the valency of


Fluorine (group 7)


Carbon (group 4)

Fluorine (group 7): 8 - 7= 1 valency


Carbon (group 4): 8 - 4 = 4 valency

Give one example of a double covalent bond

1 oxygen atom bonded to 2 hydrogen atoms

The atoms in a _______ are held together by _______ __________ ___________ of ______________ between _________ nuclei and negative ____________

Molecules


Strong electrostatic forces of attraction


Positive


Electrons