Hydride of Be is covalent while that of Na is ionic. Why?
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- Because of higher electronegativity , Be (E.N. =1.5) forms a covalent hydride while due to lower electronegativity Ca (E.N. =1.0) forms an ionic hydride.
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Because of higher electronegativity , Be (E.N. =1.5) forms a covalent hydride while due to lower electronegativity Ca (E.N. =1.0) forms an ionic hydride.
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