Chemistry, asked by lalitha1977, 7 months ago

E.N is the tendency of an atom to attract the
shared electron pair towards it in a covalent
bond. Since it is a relative property it has no
units. Hence various scaled are proposed
such as Mullikan scale, Pauling scale, Allred-
Rochowe scale. The most accepted is of
pauling based on bond energy data and more
particularly on lonic-covalent bond resonance
energy. While Mulliken scale applicable to
mono valent elements says that E.N is the
average of 1.P and E.A. Electro negativity on
Mullikien scale is 2.8 times more than that of
calculated from Pauling scale.
Q. H - H, X - X, and H
X bond
energies are 104 kcal/mol, 38 kcal/mol and
135 kcal/mol respectively. Electro negativity
of 'X' is​

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Answered by hiteshjeengar273
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Answer:

E.N is the tendency of an atom to attract the

shared electron pair towards it in a covalent

bond. Since it is a relative property it has no

units. Hence various scaled are proposed

such as Mullikan scale, Pauling scale, Allred-

Rochowe scale. The most accepted is of

pauling based on bond energy data and more

particularly on lonic-covalent bond resonance

energy. While Mulliken scale applicable to

mono valent elements says that E.N is the

average of 1.P and E.A. Electro negativity on

Mullikien scale is 2.8 times more than that of

calculated from Pauling scale.

Q. H - H, X - X, and H

X bond

energies are 104 kcal/mol, 38 kcal/mol and

135 kcal/mol respectively. Electro negativity

of 'X' is

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